It'd be great if we had the ability to specify additional accounts for use with Right Click Tools. Not everything I do from the account I run my MECM Console with has the privieleges needed to run Right Click Tools everywhere, so I just can't use ...

Backup Recast Management Server Settings or Configurations for recovery purposes in cases changed in routes

Offboard Device from Defender for Endpoint from Intune Admin Center via Right CLick Tools Extension

Our Security team requires that the reporting show what file and path to the file is being elevated, along with the reason for elevating it.

Please add the ability to log ship Activation Code and Retrieved Password logging to a SIEM. Our Cyber Security Ops team needs the ability to see these events in the SIEM console, without having to view the logging in the RMS console or SQL. Alter...

Being able to have a replacement for TeamViewer. Being able to use the Right Click Tools to open an actual RDP type session without locking them out would be super helpful. Being able to control a user's computer and be able to see UAC if prompted...

For every deployment I prefer to save logging in the C:\Windows\Temp directory. We should be able to call variables so that the log file naming is dynamic such as adding the install string /l*v C:\Windows\Temp\%APPNAME%-%VERSION%.log and having th...

Tabbed View when running actions against various computers can be a hassle to navigate. Having grid results will make readability and gathering information from scripts much easier. Currently only tabbed view seems to be able to return even simple...

Create a recast builder action that checks the computer account from the start node to verify if it's active / connected in RMS. This could be used in place of ping computer to validate that the computer is online. Azure joined PCs aren't in DNS s...

Assigning permissions in the console is a complete mess, we need to be able to assign permissions just based on the right click context menu, so we only enable and disable the needed permissions without just guessing what we need.