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Currently setting Manage Conflicting Processes at the top level automatically applies to all products in the catalogue and you can opt products out of that option. Alternatively if you only want Manage Conflicting Processes for a handful of produc...
With the ability to create custom applications in PmPC, it might be worth having the ability to share them with other PmPC users. I would envision something like a "recipe" for the custom app that would be shared (not the actual binaries). For exa...
Include Intune Assignment changes in the Publishing Report
If you add or remove an assignment via manage assignments from an app/update but the binaries have not changed, there is no indication in the publishing report that this has occurred. With Configman apps/updates all deployment related activities o...
Visually distinguish the assignments window between managing and live view
For admins new to configuring Intune updates in the publisher it may be confusing to see different assignments when looking at the assignments window based on how the user accessed the window. For example, right clicking an app/update shows you th...
Allow mimic of the PSAD toolkit for prompts to close, defer, and update success toasts so we can package our own in house apps and keep everything seamless. Someone else requested this during MMSBEACH
Option for Warnings "Don't show again" in Cloud Portal
When switching architecture there is always a warning "Are you sure you want to proceed? ..." It would be great if you can opt out warnings like that, cause after you deployed 50 or 100 of Apps you know what you are doing and why you have to make ...
Currently when using the Intune Application Manager to mass edit all applications within intune, we have the ability to view and remove categories for application but are unable to add categories. Would we be able to add that feature? Would be hel...