Ideas

For apps that were deployed via the on-prem Publisher program, load them into the "Deployments" page in the portal as well. Being able to see all deployed apps in one location would help keep track of all apps deployed in the environment versus ju...

The new Discovery feature is great but it would be useful if it could somehow determine whether or not "Unmanaged" apps are currently updated via Intune. Some of us (i.e. me) are still in a hybrid situation of using SCCM to deploy PMPC-managed app...

In addition to user IDs and email addresses, we discover "department" and "manager" attributes in Active Directory. We would like to be able to report on a users device/workstation and show user attributes like user ID, email address, department a...

Could more of the info being added to the apps in intune during the publisher run be added to the more info section of the app in the cloud publisher?

We'd like to see a way to exclude updates by wildcard title or classification entirely from Advanced Insights. For example: excluding Upgrades to rule out Windows 11 upgrades, or excluding by title (*Malicious Software*). While this can be done by...

We'd like to be able to filter further by server vs workstation in some of the dashboard widgets. for example: selecting an update from list and sorting /filtering by OS or even form factor in the computer compliance pane.

The ability for companies to tag apps as "Favorite" or "Pinned" could be pretty helpful for the big apps that care most about. This would "pop" for customers during Demo calls as well We already are approaching 2k apps in our list, and many Custom...

The one column missing on the deployments panel is to be able to sort and filter on "Source". Use case is a customer would like to see the deployments of only custom apps where the source would equal "CUSTOMER"

Having access to this type of data will ensure we understand the benefits of using PatchMYPC.

Would be useful to have the compliance % display on the updates trend dashboard for reporting purposes.