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We currently do not have an easy way to create shorcuts on the user or public desktop or the user or public start menu. Customers often have this for weblinks or to internal file(shares) or custom applications. They used to create these with GPO p...

At this time, it's currently only possible to allow a finite timeout period measured in seconds while configuring conflicting processes. This request is to provide an option to make the notification show indefinitely until the user interacts with ...

At this time, if a template is set as default, and the app deployment (Installer Type, Context, or Architecture) is modified in the General Info tab, the default template will be removed. This occurs on brand new deployments for apps. For example,...

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

At the moment, only Entra logins work with PMPC Cloud Portal, would it be possible to have segregated login for break glass scenario's. Purely for the configuration of the portal it's self.

Almost all our apps deploy ASAP to a subset of Test Users, and then they vary for +5 / +10 / +15 days for general population. I'd love to see some sort of Visual for a how many days or on what specific days the apps will publish to the general pop...

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

Somewhat related to: https://ideas.patchmypc.com/ideas/PATCHMYPC-I-5656 For MSPs using the Cloud Portal who wish to send any/all deployment alerts to a common Teams/Slack channel, including the configured name of tenant/portal for customers, would...

There is no way to manage conflicting processes for macOS apps. Some apps will fail to install if there is a conflicting process on macOS too

Configure the allowed maximum runtime of a Win32 application