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It would be good to find apps that is not Supported by Patch My PC. Publishing tool finds apps that is not installed by Intune. Where users have installed them. And that is great. The idea:Add a column In the view "Scan Intune for supported Produc...

With the OnPrem Publisher, the Intune Scan Wizard includes a hyperlink under the 'Device Count' column that lists the device names that have the software installed, as well as the App Version.

When getting the browser extensions, there was no way to get the ID of am extension, especially ones that are no longer in the Chrome or Edge store. Luckily, there is an InstallPath property looking at queries, and with some parsing, we can get it...

For SOC audit and others, it would be useful to have distinct log files, separate from normal logging. We have the emails each time we sync, but getting them into excel is a bear. The idea is a simple log showing the app name, version number, any ...

The most important features are listed on the vendors summary-site, too (https://freecommander.com/en/summary/): Dual-panel technology – horizontal and vertical (one panel possible too) Tabbed interface Full access to desktop Optional tree view fo...

Advanced Insights provides a great high-level overview of many of these dashboards. When trying to drill in and identify trends, I've noticed that there's almost always more device info I wish was in the tables with no ways of adding it. Some spec...

Tabular Editor is an editor alternative to SSDT for authoring Tabular models for Analysis Services even without a workspace server. The Tabular Editor 2 is an open-source project that can edit a BIM file without accessing any data from the model. ...

Our IT would find it useful to be able to add additional columns, for example in hardware -> displays if they could add the monitors serial numbers this would be very handy rather then having to go through the additional clicks to get the infor...

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

Even though PMPC will not manage all apps in existence, it would be nice to flag the apps which aren't supported by PMPC.Maybe add another column in the inventory scanner with shows with YES/NO if it's supported or not.