Patch My PC Cloud

It would be helpful to have the ability to customize macOS installs to do things like direct the install to a user folder for macOS apps in the PMPC catalog

Currently do this because we have AllSigned execution policy: https://docs.patchmypc.com/patch-my-pc-cloud/technical-references/about-code-signing-certificates/using-custom-configuration-policy-deploy-pmpc-certificate Would be great via the Intune...

When an MSP is working with multiple Customers in the Cloud Portal, it would be nice to have the tenant name in the Notifications (Webhook or even email). The MSP can then easily see based on the notification in which Tenant an app was created.

Most of the application packages include an .ico file that can be extracted for use with a deployment. We currently have to convert the .ico to a .jpg or .gif or use a screenshot of the applications' icon. Adding an auto-conversion or the ability ...

Problem Currently, customers can be notified that a Binary Free app deployment is outdated in two ways: Through the separate New Version Notifications feature (if configured). Via the red download icon displayed in the App Catalog. If both o...

We have several companies in the Cloud portal, connected to their own Intune tenants. It would be a nice to be able to copy apps we create between companies, or add them to common apps pool to pick from.

Currently, it is not possible to download all the source files for a custom app again. It would be useful to have this feature, so that MSPs don't have to store the source files for every app. In my case, for example, we currently have a lot of fi...

Currently, the MSP invoice we receive for our customers bears the company name. When creating the invoice, we make sure to use the format “internal abbreviation” - “company name.” However, if customers have access to the PatchMyPC Cloud Portal the...

My background is application packaging, primarily using PSADT in recent years. I create large amounts of logging for all applications I package, including fault tolerant logs so that I can at least diagnose what stage the package was at when it fa...

It would be nice to see how many apps/updates have been published, like the telemetry data in the on-premise publisher. It helps to give people a quick view on how beneficial the solution is