Feature Requests (Product)

In some cases, it will be useful to have Pre-Scripts run before the Conflicting Processes check. It would be useful to provide customers the choice on when the Pre-Scripts should run.

For example, the Lenovo System Update should only install on computers manufactured by Lenovo, so adding a right-click option to open existing GCs in SCCM and have them preserved going forward.

In PMPC Cloud "App Catalog" you see the latest version of an app and also if "File upload is required" for this version. You also see that the app is currently deployed but not which version. For this you need to open the deployment itself. Would ...

Instead of having CVE scan items in our catalog, have the CVE scan relate to our catalog items found in customers DB from our scan

This will allow self updates to be disabled more easily. This appears to be possible using the /noUpdater install switch.

It would be really useful to see actions taken in real time or historically when both manually creating/updating a deployment, or for scheduled syncs in the cloud portal, much like how PatchMyPC.log works for the publisher.

https://patchmypc.com/how-publishing-alerts-work - "Consideration for private channels" Step 1 should include the URLs for GCC, GCC High, DoD below. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-automate/us-govt#power-automate-us-government-service-urls...

Whenever we make an Intune App available (or required) in Company Portal, we'd also want that application to update upon new releases. So nearly every time we add a new Intune App we'd also want to configure the Intune Update version of the same a...

In some cases, IT Teams need to know when a certain update was released, so, after adding the desired criteria, when the Preview button is pressed, it would be nice to also show the ReleaseDate.

If we go to the ConfigMgr console, right click a device/collection/app/software update/etc and choose "View in Advanced Insights", it opens in a separate web browser. Can this be made to open in the console itself? That would keep things in one pl...