Ideas

The following Endpoint Insights report is quite useful. Software Updates Required but Not Deployed However it would be great to have the option to filter by collection.

It would be extremely beneficial to show in privilege manager for any activation codes used, what was actually launched... if we give out the activation code, we are blind to what they are actually doing behind the scenes.

Allow users to override the ability to use the user account of the user logged into the SCCM console when retrieving LAPS passwords instead of the proxy user account when the proxy is set to a higher priority in the routes. I like the fact that I ...

Allow creating deployment process that will only force the upgrades but not deploy automatically for devices that does not have previous version installed. Ability to choose if forced upgrades are done done for device or user

Add a feature which would allows us to set the OS requirements from RAM. Currently we have to edit the Application Package each time Chrome gets updated to allow it to install on Server Operating Systems.

I would like to go into the "System information" of a machine and able to copy any data within that console.

We have over 200 device collections and a similar amount of software update groups (probably too many, but that's another discussion). Having to manually scroll through it until I find the one that I need is painfully time consuming. What I'm miss...

One of the only things that can't be run without opening the Client on the target PC.....would be great to be able to force compliance checks as a tech from the RCT/MECM server. Currently the end user has to go control panel - Configuration Manage...

It would be very helpful if we can perform a BIOS upgrade (firmware upgrade) on client workstations. We mostly use Dell and some HP hardware.

macOS is getting more popular and used (and managed) in enterprise daily. SW-management for macOS is still unluckily lacking on AAD and Intune and really needed.