Ideas

Would love a one-click or provided suggestions on Filenames for PMPC catalog items for software metering rules. Current implementation requires manual intervention to identify the executable and file version.

Would we be able to create a dashboard/report for ConfigMgr updates that a customer may have enabled that are "not required" on all 100% of devices? Then possibly create a button that allows them to remove them from the environment and/or uncheck ...

Can we get a detailed report that lists the client name along with username and application name for the user installed apps.

sometimes vendors give us .cmd files and we prefer to leave them untouched so would be great if supported by pmpc

This would be useful as the end user will know when the updated app can be opened again

It would be useful to get proactive alerts from the threat analytics dashboard to advise of vulnerabilities from 3rd party products in our environment, so we can then assess and act accordingly.

Allow customers to add custom documentation links to ConfigMgr and Intune apps.

Grey out the ability to enable the check box for "Enable creation of Win32 updates in Microsoft Intune" until the minimum permission requirements have been met for the Azure App registration

A lot of customers get confused when the apps are kept assigned and available via Intune after the app has been "un-ticked" in the PMPC publisher. Suggestion: Have a global setting: Make publisher the source of authority for all PMPC published app...

App content for Intune Apps is deleted as soon as it is published. It would be nice to have an option to save the downloaded app content to a specific folder for archival/rollback purposes.