Feature Requests (Product)

Can we send a webhook to places like Microsoft Teams or Service now when certain thresholds/issues happen for things like the battery or disk? For example, if battery capacity/health is under 75% send a webhook with details about that machine auto...

This lists it correctly, and so does the Publisher, but the actual ConfigMgr app is named "Microsoft .NET Core Desktop Runtime 8". Can you rename it for consistency? Thanks.

Can we have an option in the Apps Catalog that allows you to view a release Notes history? This would allow for making better decisions as to whether a new updates means I need to put a pause on deployments because of a known issue. Having this in...

Quite often, vendors will require customers to generate a new version of an MST when they release a newer version of their product. If customers are not aware that the MST needs to be re-generated from a newer version of the software, it can resul...

If a customer has 'Notifications' configured in the Cloud Portal (webhooks, emails or both), use those channels to also send Notifications about new Public Preview or GA features.

Postponed applications in ConfigMgr should be able to be postponed at least as long as the maximum number of days between patch Tuesdays.

DNS Jumper and other such utilities are ok. But they are often not updated enough. This could be a good and relatively simple (and nice) addition to PatchMyPC. Thanks for a great product.

Same as the below, but this request is for Patch My PC Cloud / Intune Apps for Cloud. https://ideas.patchmypc.com/ideas/PATCHMYPC-I-1637

It's currently not possible to configure "Override Win32 application options" at the product nor vendor level for Custom Apps with the Publisher. Kindly allow this to be configurable for customers. For example: if a customer wanted to maintain a C...

The PaMP management console in the cloud has quite a low timeout and then requires page refresh. That is somewhat "uncommon", none of our cloud tools has such an issue, although we were told by PaMP-engineers that this is intended behaviour.