Ideas

It's possible for hybrid environments to support multiple UPNs for their users. The email address of the user who signed up to the Patch My PC Cloud might differ from other users within the organisation who would also want to sign into the same co...

Currently limited to 32-bit or 64-bit apps, we have cases now where we have ARM app installs to package/deploy. For now, we can do it as 64-bit but we then have the added step to go into the Configuration Manager console and manually edit the requ...

At present, the Threat Analytics section in Patch My PC Advanced Insights provides valuable information on CVEs related to software vulnerabilities. However, it does not appear to cover CVEs or security issues arising from misconfigurations—such a...

We utilize pano2vr for site assessments and it would be extremely helpful to deploy via PMPC. GGPKG viewer is already available via PMPC but the pano2vr allows editing of the panoramics we need.

Currently the catalog contains only Jaspersoft Studio 7. However also version 6 is still supported and has a more recent update than version 7Can you please provide both versions and maybe a "latest"

Since RWS Trados Studio 2022 and 2024 are available in teh catalog, it would be nice to also have RWS MultiTerm Desktop available in the catalog.

Scappman migration and this app is not in PatchMyPC.

Fathom, Arrow, Impulse, and xStream are all different pipe flow modeling programs used by engineers to analyze piping and ducting systems. It would be useful to have all four products in PMPC.

Hello team, Perplexity AI has just released a Windows client. Can you please package it? This experience will be much better for our end-users than the web app. In testing, the install was quite straightforward (open installer, it then installs in...

Patch My PC should be able to handle application prerequisites, for example: Apple iTunes requires Apple Bonjour to be installed before installation success is possible The same is true of TechSmith's Snagit and Microsoft WebView2 runtime. The Pat...