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It would be helpful to have some kind of export function in the cloud portal deployment section including the most important app settings.
This would help to find failures in e.g. the assignments
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Liviu Barbat
Aug 10, 2026
Hello Thomas,
Thank you for submitting this idea.
Based on description, it is unclear to us which scenario you are trying to solve and how exporting configuration would help you with failures in assignments.
Can you please provide us with more details about the problem you're trying to solve?
I have a use case where I would like to see which groups applications have been deployed to. Currently the only way to achieve this is to edit each deployment separately and check the settings. Being able to export this data have have access to it via an API would be very useful.
We're migrating from ConfigMgr to Intune for deploying updates, building new machines with Autopilot, and publishing available apps in Company Portal. Patch My PC apps and updates, including Custom Apps, work great for this. However, we also have NinjaOne for technicians to remotely support users, which often includes reinstalling apps. If there were a way to export packages from Patch My PC, we could make them available to push in NinjaOne for troubleshooting or to simplify new machine setup.
Patch My PC currently does not offer a direct export function for full application package content (e.g., installer binaries, configuration files) for use in external scripts or offline installations.
We request a native export function (e.g., to extract the full PMPC package content for use in custom scripts or offline deployments) would be a valuable enhancement. This could include:
Exporting the installer and metadata to a local or network path.
Hello Thomas,
Thank you for submitting this idea.
Based on description, it is unclear to us which scenario you are trying to solve and how exporting configuration would help you with failures in assignments.
Can you please provide us with more details about the problem you're trying to solve?
An export feature would be very helpful for us to be able to get an overall inventory and the ability help clean up related items.
I have a use case where I would like to see which groups applications have been deployed to. Currently the only way to achieve this is to edit each deployment separately and check the settings. Being able to export this data have have access to it via an API would be very useful.
This feature would be great.
We're migrating from ConfigMgr to Intune for deploying updates, building new machines with Autopilot, and publishing available apps in Company Portal. Patch My PC apps and updates, including Custom Apps, work great for this. However, we also have NinjaOne for technicians to remotely support users, which often includes reinstalling apps. If there were a way to export packages from Patch My PC, we could make them available to push in NinjaOne for troubleshooting or to simplify new machine setup.
Patch My PC currently does not offer a direct export function for full application package content (e.g., installer binaries, configuration files) for use in external scripts or offline installations.
We request a native export function (e.g., to extract the full PMPC package content for use in custom scripts or offline deployments) would be a valuable enhancement. This could include:
Exporting the installer and metadata to a local or network path.
Generating a script-friendly package structure.
Supporting offline or disconnected environments.
I also want to relate to https://ideas.patchmypc.com/ideas/PATCHMYPC-I-4721. To have filtered lists exportable would make adhoc work much easier.
E.g. unpausing multiple deployments, identify apps of one publisher, ...