Ideas

When a user doesn't have permission to use a tool within RCT, I don't want them to see that the tool in the Right Click Tools menus. The current state is that those tools are visible but grayed out in the Console Extension user interface.

Microsoft performance guidance recommends using the built in Intune groups "All devices" and "All users" and not creating separate dynamic groups to achieve the same thing. The benefit of this would increase performance of application assignments ...

Would be nice to have a report to show everything that has updated in your environment that is specifically pushed out from application manager so we are prepped incase something goes sideways. with as many applications as we are going to patch, i...

Removing or approving one by one is hopeless when an issue occurs at scale. When I raised this with Recast Support we were provided a SQL function to resolve it, which is ok as a stopgap measure. Would prefer to be able to resolve it in the RMS we...

Having the ability to run actions via LAPS vs the logged in user of the console would be a huge win for orgs that split admin privs on accounts and/or restrict admin rights on workstations.

Can create a database of software version, detect systems that are not compliant and invoke winget to update apps in real time.

in the firewall rules section in windows security it would be really helpful to see which ports the rules are using

Have a report that shows all local admins on every machine

Add an option to the "Run PowerShell Script Block" builder action to force it to execute using the proxy account server side. Currently this action runs on the remote endpoint but it would open up new automation scenarios to have this able to run ...

This would be useful for the Application Manager (for Intune) customers. From the report you could see that which versions of supported applications (AM catalog) are installed and on how many devices has the newest version installed etc. This coul...