Reporting (Legacy SSRS)

Changing the command-Line of Sysmon package is necessary to allow to import a config file to the installation, official usage is: Install: Sysmon64.exe -i [<configfile>] Update configuration: Sysmon64.exe -c [<configfile>] Install ev...

It would be useful to include the ability to view software license agreements/terms for a product. This could be done by adding it to publishing service console window when an application or update is right clicked to show more options.

give the option to list the endpoint names that have an application installed from the query section when exporting the list, as at present there is only a count.

This would help to avoid a PMP deployment that may break functionality on a device that doesn't have the prerequisite installed.

Thanks for adding the new feature for reporting on currently delayed application rollouts. Depending on how many apps you have published, it can lead to lots of extra info in reports/Teams. I'd like to suggest the following new toggles/settings: T...

When I try to use the PMC Console on server for SCCM updates or Apps, I get a prompt that its in use. I need to search for people who have access to check who is using it. Instead if it directly shows me the username of the person using the consol...

During a Demo, we were shown a report being sent to the business via email. The color scheme, and lack of logo, doesn't match at all with our company branding. It'd be really great if we could customize the email template to add a company logo or ...

Add a date to the product logs so when you export the csv you can see when that product was added to the console

Pull Asset info out of the graph of all devices connected to the intune pc, like what screen and serial of the screen is connected to the laptop

Essentially, the ability to generate a report, similar to the one sent out through email when updates are published, with the ability to add a few filters. Ultimately, I'm looking for that same information, but showing all updates from Patch My PC...