Feature Requests (Product)

Currently the only way of knowing which scripts are being used in the pre and post installation steps is to view the client-side logs. It would be useful to include an indication of the script name and location that has been set.

a sync preview button to review the changes that will be done would be nice. like wich updates will be published or packages that will be updated

For lack of a manual or automated clean-up procedure on SUGs and Update Deployment Pkgs, it would be really cool to have the PmP publishing service do a clean-up. Here's what I saw at a customer today... The package for PmP content had accumulated...

It did with earlier versions, but not since the latest update.

On each Publishing Service sync, Patch My PC queries the SCCM DB to see what applications are installed on workstations. Can an option be added to "uncheck" updates from the list of updates and/or applications in the PMP Publishing Service setting...

Archive the updates and packages to local disk Packages We support everything from VB6 on 2008 up for some legacy applications. While we can keep old packages in Intune, we'd like to keep the numbers low, two maybe three prvious versions. Sometime...

Hi, teams and Slack Webhook Integration is wonderfull, but for organisations without public Cloud access there are other tools like mattermost which can work with webhooks. Most of them use json Files to customize the properties as described here:...

Hi, It would be great if it was possible to decide where the PMP define scripts logs are saved on the client's computer. Currently, the following is hardcoded under the PatchMyPC-Remove-Application-X.ps1 script : "C:\Windows\Temp\PatchMyPC-' + $($...

Currently, we need to check the Events blade to see if a deployment was updated. It would be nice to see this in the Deployments blade. Showing only the "Date Created" is a little ambiguous when trying to understand if we deployed a newer version

Windows 10 have Active Hours built-in which checks when the user is using the device. With Windows updates, we can schedule updates outside of active hours. It would be good if you configure that the Device Restart has to happen outside of active ...