Automation / Efficiency

If I have several apps that use the same content, I have to go to each and update their content at the same time.

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...

Our organization was having an issue with Agents not connecting to the Agent Gateways after re-configuring our Recast infrastructure. When troubleshooting, the Agents were logging an error when calling SetupConnection(), reporting that the gate...

It would be cool if Application Manager could have a button that could create a collection in ConfigMgr that would automatically create the query syntax that would query the devices to see if the applications in the deployment are installed on the...

In order to better update products without having to deploy to all users or devices and have it automatically install the product, using a script wrapper could offer the ability to try and detect if the application is already installed and not upd...

Add "Server registration tab" where you can setup fqdn of a given primary server as "Production", "Dev", etc.. any descriptive name. Use these names in the Right click option to send objects between servers. Also, on the same tab.. setup an opti...

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)

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.

[Translated text] my own experience seems to be that if you exclude a group via csm, it goes to the required section, can you specify that it goes available. The purpose is that in the required section there is only the csm auto group device group...

Useful to ad-hoc target an AD GPO at an object without needing to use an AD group, which requires a user logout or a computer restart for the policy to apply.