Ideas

The Publisher's UI prompts for UAC because Settings.xml is needed for read/write in Program Files. Moving this to another location eg ProgramData would enable teams without local administrator rights on servers to manage our software.

If an application was deployed previously (as patch or even as uninstall), because it was discovered, you will never see, when you can remove it from deployment, as it just gets deleted from discovery. So you keep deploying unneeded apps forever.

At the moment Intune application update assignments can only be "required" or "uninstall". Could you please add the option to make them "available" because there are use cases where available is highly needed.

We have a couple of applications that are provided by an external developer that install, but do not register the version correctly in add/remove programs. To get around this problem, we use the new Custom detection rule to do a version check on t...

For customers who change their retention policy from more to less retained older versions, should have the option to bulk delete all apps that no longer meet that retention policy. For example, if I currently have the retain option set for 2 previ...

On the Publisher.. you could configure a "+" button to the right of every Product. clicking on this lets you add a SCOPE to the product/category.. or select a scope that was already added. You would also be able to remove a SCOPE from the list.. d...

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We get from Scappman notification when a managed application is updated to a new version which is nice to know. We are wondering if there is a possibility to get notified if there is a new app in the app store that we could take in management as w...

In some cases, enterprises might use Airlock or similar solutions to block unsigned installers from running.In those cases, the hash of the installer will always have to be whitelisted manually each time there is a new update for that software. wi...

Adobe is switching Reader to 64-bit. Reader 32-bit should consider itself installed if 64-bit is already installed. We shouldn't need to rely on CM collection queries.