Ideas

Our standard is to hide / not populate these URLs because we do not want to have our users clicking out directly to third party websites. Instead we would prefer they call our helpdesk with any issues they have.

Possible right click option to allow for adding custom uninstall command line args for packages.

Netbird for Windows is already available in PMPC. It would be wonderful if the macOS version could also be added to the catalog. https://netbird.io/

For SOC audit and others, it would be useful to have distinct log files, separate from normal logging. We have the emails each time we sync, but getting them into excel is a bear. The idea is a simple log showing the app name, version number, any ...

It would be nice to have the option to create an application with multiple deployment types, combined with specific requirements. We have several apps that have specific requirements per business unit in the company. (e.g. citrix workspace with sp...

When auto-publishing rules for Intune Applications are created, Patch My PC will create the Win32 application in Intune, however it will not automatically assign the application. As mentioned in the comment of idea PATCHMYPC-I-1835, I understand t...

https://docs.nexthink.com/platform/getting-started/planning-your-installation/installing-collector/installing-collector-on-macos https://download.nexthink.com/releases/latest/OSX_Collector/Nexthink_Collector.dmg

We have a 2 ring approach for new apps/updates. With Ring01 being IT and a handful of business users. We also have a handful of required apps most of which are in our autopilot ESP. When I was first introduced to PMPC I was of the understanding th...

We use a tool called Rapid7 Insight agent to collect and report on device risk in the organization. This tells us if Chrome has vulnerabilities and have published fixes that require us to deploy an update for the application. This applies to other...

In a world, a virtual world, where nothing is real. Your only possession is a box. Note: Intel and Apple installers.