Right Click Tools

Would be awesome if you could run right click tool actions from the CMPivot results table. This would let you do actions like removing a vulnerable installed application from a workstation from the results of CMPivot query.

The existing LAPS Dashboard reports on LAPS Client Install State. When using Windows LAPS (as opposed to what is now referred to as Legacy LAPS) it simply reports that there is no LAPS Client Installed. This is true, however it would be nice to re...

It would be incredibly useful for remote support to have a right click tool that would allow you to view / interact with the remote file system without needing direct access. The current connect to c$ requires permissions / firewall rules / etc to...

To RCT teams reading this forum, I would like to request following enhancement : as done for managing client(s) or collection(s) actions, a nice idea would be to add or enhance your software, from any deployement's contextual menus, with a shortcu...

When using RCT's "Redistribute All Failed Content Transfers" feature, all failed packages on that particular Distribution Point are listed in a pop-up window, prompting the user to continue with re-distribution. If the list is big enough, and in r...

When scheduling reboot on a collection and the devices are in different time zones, the scheduled time gets converted to the initiating endpoint time, not the target endpoint local time. I.e., reboot was scheduled on a collection of devices in UK ...

I do a Query and get a list of systems. I'd like to select some of them and do RCT actions on them. RCT actions are not shown. (If this is even possible)

Now in RCT you have option to look for bittlocker key in AD and MBAM. What about to look it inside SCCM DB?

Enterprise organizations commonly need to independently verify that the hash of the file download from a vendor matches a known good hash. This is to know for sure that nothing has been tampered with in transit. It would be great to add a column o...

Consider letting customers add/remove their own menu items to the top of the menu? I am thinking MS Outlook for an instance where one can add items to the ribbon. But even more for patching collections certain buttons are more useful than others. ...