Patch My PC Publisher

We are looking to keep our ConfigMgr and Intune app lists clean, and want to leverage the PMPC publisher to do so while maintaining older versions still in use. Currently, we can do this for ConfigMgr, but not for Intune: - In ConfigMgr Option...

Some customer like to see the apps they created before using Patch My PC to automate the process for them. It would be good to leverage the "Intune Application Manager" on the "Intune Apps" tab in the Publisher to create this filtered view. It wou...

The objective is to determine which supported products are required for devices but not currently set as enabled products on a periodic basis. While the Auto-Publishing Rules is available, there are a number of products which we would want to revi...

Whenever I receive the Publishing Service Reports there are often multiple failed downloads, as we block some domains on our servers for security reasons (GitHub, etc.). To save time when downloading them manually, it would be nice to include the ...

Some companies always use the same Availability/Restart grace period settings for all apps. It would be cool if we could define some 'default' settings that apply to all applications by default, but can be changed on an application level.

Add support to the Patch My PC Log Parser for an additional generic log format. Allow the [TAB] character to be the delimiter between the DATE, COMPONENT/TYPE, and MESSAGE field, thus something like 2025-08-08 15:26:42.522<TAB>CoreSettings&l...

Add the ability to filter based on title for auto-publishing, e.g. restrict auto-publishing for products where contains "x86" or "x64" or "MSI" or "EXE". This will help alleviate some friction for customers who want to use auto-publishing and don'...

I originally was using the feature to delete desktop icons after updating apps with Intune. The problem this caused was that there were several people who already had icons on their desktop and liked them there that had their icons deleted. So I t...

When creating deployments for intune offer an option of building groups with naming standards variables that the organization can define. ex: %scope%-%tgt%-%app%scope = prod/tst/pprdtgt = user/device/allapp = applets users define pattern or use ex...

this would be the greatest feature ever!