Patch My PC Publisher

Looking if the PMPC publisher can also scan the WSUS catalog for any PMPC vendor updates that do not exist in the catalog, or its 10 update supersedence limit, this will be used to find any updates that should have been expired, but may not have b...

would be very useful to append custom text to the default description of Applications/Updates. sometimes users are requested to perform some steps after the installation, and to show those together with the default description would be very useful.

Instead of we all have to vote up our preffered languages, then look for a way, where it is possible to enable several languages. this could be done in the right click meny for each update.e.g Firefox |  right click | enable language #1, lang...

Allow customers to add custom documentation links to ConfigMgr and Intune apps.

I want to propose a button/checkbox/process to ONLY create/update applications, separate from the publishing of software updates to the WSUS catalog. Although it makes perfect sense to create/update applications as part of a scheduled publishing s...

With pre and post script customization, it would be useful to also allow custom detection script additions that can be merged in or sourced from the main detection script during synchronization. This would allow for those custom changes outside th...

When I change the toast notifications settings for the one app, I saw it updated the top-level toast notification (All Products for Customization Options) too. Can we make setting custom Toast Notifications on a per app basis?

When adding in new apps from the catalog, allow the ability to publish only newly selected apps to prevent all applications from getting an update that will be deployed when not wanted.

It would be nice to have Webhook notifications in ServiceNow.

If a customer specifies a code-signing cert to sign the detection and requirement scripts for Intune, allow an option to also sign the pre/post scripts they specify. This will save time, and the scripts won't have to be signed manually.