Right Click Tools

Create a right click tool to take the hash information stored in the CM database and register the device with Autopilot. This would be great for adhoc scenarios where a device is unregistered and automatic registration is not configured in the ten...

Add the ability to delete a device from Autopilot. This comes in handy when we repurpose a device, it would be nice to create an automation where a technician can select a device from the console and wipe the device out of the environment. Intune ...

Add the ability to delete a device from EntraID. This comes in handy when we repurpose a device, it would be nice to create an automation where a technician can select a device from the console and wipe the device out of the environment. Intune re...

Add the ability to delete a device from Intune. This comes in handy when we repurpose a device, it would be nice to create an automation where a technician can select a device from the console and wipe the device out of the environment. Intune rec...

On the RCT Runner window, add a search bar to quickly find your action, or perhaps have the ability to organize the list by folders/tree-view.

Would love the ability to right click things within the deployment statuses and choose "add to collection". I can create collections and run a query based on exit codes for stuff, but this would help immensely with time savings as well as "unknown...

As ARM64 devices become more common, I'd like to have the Architecture displayed in the Operating Systems list. Right now it has OS Version and OS Name, but nothing to say X64 or ARM64

There is no way in the console to delete a folder and all collections inside it at the same time. Folders cannot be deleted if there are objects inside them either. To help out with this limitation, create a right click tool to the folder context ...

Can we have application revision added to remote software center? Makes troubleshooting a little easier.

Is it possible to add a right-click tool or a section under system information that displays applied GPOs and group policy settings? This would be a lot easier than remoting into a machine and manually running gpresult /h