Ideas

Allow the ability to set the $appVendor, $appName, $appVersion, $installtitle, $installname, and log file naming variables based on properties of the EXE or MSI installers. I can get the information from the files themselves, but must do so prior ...

allow for the ability to set large application updates (like Citrix Workspace) to be cached to the endpoint before running to minimise wait times when on slower networks

A robust and very simple software package for screencasting, free software that is much more intuitive than ShareX, but with fewer features. Multiscreen, Systray, Camera, Audio, Magnifying glass, Countdown , Timer, Showclick, Halo, Snapshot, Build...

With the ability to create custom applications in PmPC, it might be worth having the ability to share them with other PmPC users. I would envision something like a "recipe" for the custom app that would be shared (not the actual binaries). For exa...

It would be nice do dynamically check disk space prior to executing MSI installations by using Standard MSI Actions (FileCosting). Attached is a sample script. This would avoid that the installation aborts with return code 1603 and such errors cou...

Is it possible to make an update status visible, i.e., override the -q parameter? The problem arises with Revit updates when “Prevent user from opening an application…” is set. Users cannot open any of the up to 6 different versions of Revit they ...

Feature where a new version of an existing Custom app could be automated. Developer could drop their updated .exe or .msi to a shared network share or Sharepoint site and PMPC would check daily for the presence of a new file and package it up savi...

Email and/or Teams Web Hook would be great for being notified if a new application is added to the catalog or updated, so that those with access to the Publisher server can determine to run an out-of-band sync, or if they need to confirm a new pro...

Presently in Custom Apps, all users have access to all apps in our tenant. It would be helpful if we could set scoping so only the Desktop techs can see and/or edit their apps, and our security folks can only see/edit theirs, etc. This would help ...