Ideas

Current Behavior When IT assigns desktop icons through Recast Application Workspace, these icons are mandatory for the end user. If a user removes the icon, it is automatically re-added during the next sync or policy refresh. Problem Users have ex...

For file associations like PDF you not able to set it as default. And in programs like Ivanti is do have this feature.

We would like to request a feature in Recast Application Workspace that enables visibility into an application's OTAP stage—Development, Test, Acceptance, or Production—at the time of installation. The event log confirms that an application has be...

Would be great to see the effective Access Policy/Policies for a User/Group/Context.And if possible how the effective Access Policies are inherited.

We would like to request a new feature for the Recast Application Workspace related to the user workspace filters. Currently, it is not possible to hide or disable the “Personal apps” filter. There is no specific permission or configuration option...

having the ability to copy actions from set to set will speed custom package builds, such as uploading media and executing a command from install to repair or uninstall

A github connector for private and public repos would allow automation and version control

We wish Recast would integrate Right Click Tools to App Workspace (Liquit), at least for adding entitlement (delivery) target resources to a collection or group. Currently, we're using PowerShell script but why can't this just be a right-click UI ...

Besides current ability of adding countdown to installation reboots, need the ability for software installation reboots to allow user to post-pone in durations of 2 hours, 4 hours, 6 hours, or enter in a reboot schedule where once selected, the fo...

I want to create a single deployment set for computers, where only the software that the user has permission to install is deployed. For example, when a device is set up for a user named Pieter, who has the 'Sales' role, only the sales-related app...