Patch My PC Cloud

Similar to the Publishers capabilities, it would be great if we could download (extract) and decrypt win32 content that has been deployed via PMPC Cloud. This will be useful for troubleshooting potential content related issues including additional...

We’d like Patch My PC to support standards-based, vendor-neutral SSO using SAML 2.0 and/or OAuth2/OpenID Connect, instead of being tied to a specific identity provider implementation. Right now, SSO options are generally aligned to Microsoft ecosy...

Currently, App Sets in the MSP portal do not support Requirement Rules or custom Requirement Scripts. This requires requirements to be configured separately for each application in each tenant. The proposed enhancement would allow Requirement Rule...

When creating or editing a Deployment Template (Settings → Templates), the App Info section of the template only shows Vendor, Owner, Notes, and Developer, the Description field is missing entirely from the template configuration screen. This is a...

In some cases, it might be useful to have the ability to change whatever arguments are specified in the default command line by Patch My PC.

If a Windows Default template exists, the Conflicting Process behavior from that template is applied to all future deployments - even when the template has not changed this setting from its default value. Because the template’s values take precede...

The publisher adds to the Notes section of Intune applications, making it easy to identify apps created by Patch My PC. However, this information is not populated by the Cloud version. Could this functionality be added, as it would significantly s...

For a little more control, it would nice to be able to sync based on Patch Tuesday like AutoPatch does.

Currently, an update notification only appears if there is a conflicting application running. It would be very helpful for end user visibility if we could set certain applications to always show a notification before updating, even if no conflicti...

We might choose to manage our apps through a range of different options - e.g. the new Microsoft Store - but discovery picks up those apps. If we can ignore the discovery because we know it's managed through a different route (or because we don't ...