Ideas

The "Scan Intune for Supported Products" tool on the "Intune Updates" section of the Patch My PC Publishing Service could benefit from having the option for a filter to only query devices with a particular AAD join type. For instance, we have many...

Although it's nice that PMPC adds the uninstall option to applications, it would be even better to make this optional as some applications, although deployed as available may have the need to not be uninstallable by the user.

In the publishing service, it's unclear without right clicking on an application if it has strayed from the publishing service defaults. Make this clear with a color or icon so we know that we've made some change to that one.

Please add the option in Patch My PC Publisher to change the SCCM Application Distribution settings. Distribution Priority (High, Medium, Low)Enable for On-demand distribution (Check box) Check boxesAutomatically download content when packages are...

I've had to spend a lot of time messing with pre/post scripts combined with adding additional tools while converting over to PMP deployments. Sometimes it's resolving an incompatibility between exe/msi installers, sometimes there's other issues th...

Allow customers to uninstall old versions of apps using Manage Assignments. Customers could carry out uninstalls of old versions of apps (possibly older major releases not in same update path) by importing installer file for old version into local...

In some cases, it will be useful to have Pre-Scripts run before the Conflicting Processes check. It would be useful to provide customers the choice on when the Pre-Scripts should run.

Many times i needed to find all the groups assigned to the apps and export them. This usually involved clumsy scripting utilizing graph API to do so. Since Patchmypc already uses graphAPI heavily, i thought it would be a nice feature to add better...

In the Updates/ConfigMgr Apps/Intune Apps/Intune Updates tabs, add an Inline Search at the top that will match all Publishers AND/OR Products (and obviously expand the node if matching by Product name).

This will allow self updates to be disabled more easily. This appears to be possible using the /noUpdater install switch.