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Sogou is the biggest Chinese input software being used widly, it will be greate that PMPC can cover this under the 3rd party patching. https://shurufa.sogou.com/windows

Multitenancy can help companies that aren’t MSPs but have subsidiaries or use separate tenants for testing purposes. Allowing them to manage multiple environments under the same company in the PMPC Cloud portal makes things much more organized. Cu...

PatchmyPC support told me that the modern PSADT-like branding is currently supported by PatchmyPC cloud only. Publisher only supports the legacy branding. It would be great if the modern branding could also be used with PmPC publisher onprem.

Advanced Insights already provides inventory reporting for printers. We would like to request an enhancement to extend the existing printer inventory and include the serial number for locally connected USB printers, where the device exposes this i...

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When security patches for applications are released, it is critical to get them deployed as quickly as possible. When barely missing a release due to the chosen sync schedule, this means that it will take close to 24 hours until the patch will be ...

Currently, with both Patch My PC Publisher (OnPrem) and Intune Apps for Cloud (SaaS), to uninstall software on client devices, customers must first patch the software to the latest version before the uninstall assignment can happen for the "Intune...

Hi! You've already added iManage Work Desktop for Windows 64-bit here https://ideas.patchmypc.com/ideas/PATCHMYPC-I-2281 which works great. Unfortunately we have a lot of users still on 32-bit Office. Unfortunately the 64-bit edition of iManage Wo...

In Publisher, it's possible to create notifications based on products/software and other criteria (e.g. All, Success only, or Error only) to different webhooks. This enables customers to send notifications to different application owners or teams ...

Currently, user's only see that "An update is currently being installed on your computer. Please, do not try to start <process.name>." It would be good if we could edit this message, or alternatively, if you could add a statement asking them...