Feature Requests (Product)

Some companies always use the same Availability/Restart grace period settings for all apps. It would be cool if we could define some 'default' settings that apply to all applications by default, but can be changed on an application level.

Defaultuser being included just bloats the number of inactive profiles and isn't really relevant. Shouldn't this just be excluded from the dashboard / inventory extensions?

Provide context menu option describing the software application, category, details such as: memory size, date last updated, author/business name, min. system requirements, etc. Thank you very much.

I originally was using the feature to delete desktop icons after updating apps with Intune. The problem this caused was that there were several people who already had icons on their desktop and liked them there that had their icons deleted. So I t...

We have Dell and Lenovo in our environment and being able to add those for warranty info has been great to have, but we also have a large amount of Panasonic Toughbooks in our org and that's a big blank in our warranty info. Could more warranty ve...

Add the ability to filter based on title for auto-publishing, e.g. restrict auto-publishing for products where contains "x86" or "x64" or "MSI" or "EXE". This will help alleviate some friction for customers who want to use auto-publishing and don'...

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

If an application was deployed previously (as patch or even as uninstall), because it was discovered, you will never see, when you can remove it from deployment, as it just gets deleted from discovery. So you keep deploying unneeded apps forever.

It would be great to have an x86 & ARM64 version of the Inventory Agent. ARM64 devices have the Inventory Agent installed, and have the classes present in WMI, but they do not get populated; x86 devices do not have the agent installed.

When creating deployments for intune offer an option of building groups with naming standards variables that the organization can define. ex: %scope%-%tgt%-%app%scope = prod/tst/pprdtgt = user/device/allapp = applets users define pattern or use ex...