Feature Requests (Product)

Make the detection rule for a deployment visible in the UI

An option to block certain apps from being deployed in a company, to prevent mistakes (prefferable together with an explanation and an override option).

The current manage conflicting process toast that the end users see is, well, not as good looking as it could be, especially compared to the dialog boxes that PSADT 4.1 presents. Consider moving to using PSADT or at least a more modern looking int...

When viewing the "PatchMyPC Update Compliance" drill down data from the table. Can you add a tab next to "General" that shows the relevant deployments for the update?

Currently, we can only add vendors when we create a new custom app.If there is a typo or simply want to remove some vendors, it is not possible.

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 have a filter option for filtering by OS. However, the filtering does not persist over time. Would be useful to be able to save a filter to toggle between only seeing only Windows OS, MacOS or both depending on what apps/OS a customer would lik...

I would like to have some vendor updates be set to "Custom Severity - Low" and have a popup warning when they are triggered from an available deployment. Example: Wacom Tablet Driver supports different hardware depending on the version of the soft...

Currently, the catalogue can't contain update binaries larger than 2GB. Updates cannot be imported into SCUP if the byte size is larger than [int32]::maxvalue, and SCUP/Publisher cannot publish the update to WSUS because .cab files have a max file...

In the Publisher, there are 2 global options to copy and delete assignments, which can also be set at the product level Copy the assignments from previously created applications or updates when an updated application is created Delete the assignme...