Feature Requests (Product)

It would be graeat to have the possibility to add the Updates for products like Adobe Acrobat DC etc as standalone apps. This could be usefull in a Co-Mgmgt Scenario with Application Workload on ConfigMgr and Updates Workload on WUfB. Currently we...

Custom App: Adobe Reader with MST Transform Applied from their customization wizard for Admin Install Share / Network Deployments.It's a folder that contains all the ini, language, exe, msp files for the installation.We have a custom Script that c...

Instead of sending 1 email for all customers from Publisher to MSPs, allow the sending of 1 email per customer so that they can be shared with customers easier.

It would be useful to be able to create alerts (webhooks) based on the severity of updates, to get the "Critical" or "Important" updates to a different channel

For SOC audit and others, it would be useful to have distinct log files, separate from normal logging. We have the emails each time we sync, but getting them into excel is a bear. The idea is a simple log showing the app name, version number, any ...

When auto-publishing rules for Intune Applications are created, Patch My PC will create the Win32 application in Intune, however it will not automatically assign the application. As mentioned in the comment of idea PATCHMYPC-I-1835, I understand t...

Our standard is to hide / not populate these URLs because we do not want to have our users clicking out directly to third party websites. Instead we would prefer they call our helpdesk with any issues they have.

It would be nice to have links from the software pane to the current deployment and/or app catalogue for respective apps.

I have run into a situation where I would like the ability to ignore the conflicting process and force close it when the device is in a maintenance window. But then also still maintain the conflicting process method when outside the maintenance wi...

Patch My PC currently only supports the "repair" option in ConfigMgr for MSI based applications. I would like to see this expanded to EXE applications where possible, so that end users may repair their own application installs if needed.