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I'd like to be able to view what BIOS version each computer has when pulling up the Security Tools. There's a lot of BIOS/UEFI information such as TPM and secure boot, but adding a BIOS version will easily let us know if they're needing to be upda...

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. ...

I love Right Click Tools, but I'm more of a keyboard shortcut person and think it would be awesome if we could have something to set shortcut keys for the various functions of right click tools. I'd prefer to have something where we can select wha...

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!

ServiceNow rocks, but for those of us on Jira it would be great to have the same options in there for our service desk folks.

In System Information in the User Profiles section : I would like to add the possibility to "reset" the user profile but to keep the user folder in case we need to recover some data from it like google chrome favorites, desktop icons, etc.

We use the RCT to delete systems from AD and SCCM, however, it would be nice to have an option to combine both options into 1 click option. This would be far more efficient when deleting a system that is no longer in service.

Builder is awesome. What would make it even better is if I could initiate automation from other systems using an API. Think Azure Automation calling an RMS API to add devices to collections, or install missing software updates, or whatever else we...

I use this many times to see if the client start to download something, if the folders are created or if they are empty or if all files are indeed there and no .tmps pending

In PatchMyPC, they have the ability to manage the application settings, but not supply the installer files. If Application Manager had the same ability then we could expand the catalog without having to be manage the installer. The way that it wor...