Ideas

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When a deployment is modified, it'd be helpful to see the details of the change(s) in the descriptions. For example, if a script was added.

Currently there is a variable for %ProductName% which pulls the App Name, %VendorName% and %Version%. Request would be to add a variable for 'Apps & Features' name to be able to pass that information into a pre/post script for a Custom App dep...

When you use "New Version Notifications" there is no indicator which shows on which app it is enabeld, or an overview which apps have a Notification set. Hence it would be great if there is a green indicator on the app, like green deployed icon

For some particular applications, such as Java and Python, we need to have a specific installation folder and set some custom environmental variables. Python has this setting as a checkmark when you install after downloading from its website, so t...

Can we have an option in the Apps Catalog that allows you to view a release Notes history? This would allow for making better decisions as to whether a new updates means I need to put a pause on deployments because of a known issue. Having this in...

Admin sessions in the cloud publisher (portal.patchmypc.com) look to have a long session time before any session timeout. Can a feature be added to allow admins to set session timeouts in the cloud publisher similar to PIM in Intune

Your support for Keepass2 has been a great help. Unfortunately we are also required to ditribute the german translation pack alongside with Keepass. Since these are not updated with PatchMyPc we end up either distributing translationspacks for old...

To fully automate the patch and installation for Google Chrome

The PaMP management console in the cloud has quite a low timeout and then requires page refresh. That is somewhat "uncommon", none of our cloud tools has such an issue, although we were told by PaMP-engineers that this is intended behaviour.