Right Click Tools

This is a general gap that Microsoft does not seem motivated to address and maybe Recast could. There are existing PowerShell/community options. It would be awesome to have a Recast supported option to see what Intune policies are applied to systems.

Add the purpose data to the list of applications.. so we avoid selecting "available" deployments.

Updates injected into WSUS are assigned the "SoftwareApplciation" UpdateType and "Applications" Update classification, which both hides them from being displayed in the WSUS console and disallows them from being scheduled via ConfigMan. Assigning ...

I would like a right click option on deployed items to remove from all distribution points at once. In an environment with 12+ DPs it would save me a lot of time when removing items if I could simply remove an item from all with one clickThank you!

It would be useful to have System Information provide an overview like the older NowMicro version did when you would right click on a system or collection to get the operating system, install date, last boot time, pending reboot, ect visible right...

Currently we use SCCM to inventory all of our Windows machines but we have to use SolarWinds to inventory and monitor network devices that are not Windows machines. This complicates our ability to do reporting as the two applications do not have a...

It would be useful to have the ability to edit a deployment created by App manager before deployment

Currently only a live scan with RCT can pull live patch data. Need to be able to pull a report in Endpoint Insights of machines patched with Windows Update for Business since we no longer use WSUS for patching.

I would like to see Services or Software names, when searched for in the System information, or remote software center, to automatically check the box, if searched for. E.g. Searching for "remote registry" does not automatically check the option o...

Would it be possible to create a report or dashboard telling us which kiosk profiles are applied to which devices at a glance? Can this data be gathered using Hardware Inventory?