Ideas

As ARM64 devices become more relevant in the enterprise world, it would be beneficial to add support and availability for deploying ARM64 architecture applications within the application manager

AM is great for creating an applicant and deployment. However for the deployment phase you are force to make a mandatory deployment. This of course will force the app to install on a device. This is not always wanted. Instead there are times that ...

We were discussing the other day it would be useful to see reporting on last time laptops were undocked to determine the amount of machines in the environment that were potentially no longer needing to be mobile and could be downgraded to a deskto...

You don't need to quess what application version is in RAM service. Application list: https://docs.recastsoftware.com/help/application-manager-supported-applications

Ability for sliding between Action Sets Install and Launch when building a package.

The Bootstrapper program should have the option to support MST files so that the Liquit Agent installation can be customized for business needs, such as keeping a copy of the MSI file of the agent locally to facilitate automated repair.

Allow to add release filters to managed packages without need to turn into un-managed package. We do no need to remove or edit any existing filters set by Liquit, we simply like to add additional filters for more granular control. By setting addit...

It would be useful if we could set certain date ranges to see what PCs expire in that set range. IE Jan 1st - Mar 31st or May 15th - Sep 1st

A standalone cloud tool with a large app catalog, similar to Application Manager or Application Workspace, would be beneficial for handling application updates based on administrator-set policies. Unlike Application Manager, it wouldn’t require In...

Utilizing DevOps storage architecture, such as Artifactory, would benefit package deployment greatly and be cost effective for customers, as it is already existing in most environments. Please incorporate Artifactory as a content storage option in...