Efficiency

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

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)

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. ...

We need the ability to filter out specific operating systems from the Active Directory clean up tool. 50% of our machines in our environment are macOS devices and this just bloats our reports and makes the tool extremely hard to use.

Copying a Deployment to another Collection isn't hard with PowerShell, but adding this to the GUI would simplify the process and make it much friendlier to accomplish. This would be especially useful if you are expanding SCCM to a new region, or y...

Would be nice if "Show Collection - Advanced" worked for users instead of just devices. We do a lot of user based collections so it would be handy.

Currently when viewing user deployed applications in remote software center, the install button is greyed out.

This would allow adding computers to a collection based on primary user and not have to lookup computernames when only provided usernames

In our situation, Dameware is used for our remote support. It would be nice to right click a device to launch dameware using the computer name/selected device as a variable to automatically begin a remote session, or do so from a builder action. S...

As the title says, remove all direct members of a collection