Patch My PC Cloud

A major limitation of Intune and the Company Portal on macOS is the lack of management for app uninstallation. It would be great if you could also push the app uninstallation package through Intune, so that users can independently uninstall the av...

I already love the new App Discovery feature, but I think it would be easier to use, if you would be notified about new unmanaged but supported applications in your environment. This would resolve having to check the discovery page and instead cou...

In PMPC cloud when I'm adding an app to my app catalog it would be nice if I could search for a Winget app.

As of now one group can only be assigned one time in an application deployment. I would like a way to allow an exclusion group to be applied multiple times in a deployment. IE Zoom is deployed as required with 3 update rings. In order to troublesh...

In the Cloud portal, show all available Categories in alphabetical order instead of randomly sorted.

We are an existing Patch My PC customer and currently use PMPC to manage third-party application patching for our Windows fleet. In our organization, Apple devices (macOS/iOS) are managed using Mosyle MDM. We would like to request native integrati...

Kindly add the ability to add multiple pre or post install/uninstall scripts and the ability to manage their execution priority. This would simplify the onboarding for new customers when trying to migrate their existing packages to PMPC; it would ...

It would be usefull that there is a version column in the deployments overview page. Now we have to enter de deployed application end look there what the deployed version is.

At the moment in "Discovery" only apps are displayed which can be found in "App Catalog".We want to decrease the management / administration efforts and use PaMP as the main tool and also use the "Discovery" as some kind of indication if there are...

Given that this platform has the unconstrained ability to deploy applications to all of our endpoints, it would be nice to be able log (and ultimately alert on unusual) administrative and scheduled actions.