Ideas

Our environment has separate administrator logins for our endpoint team. When we launch MECM with our admin accounts, RCT uses the admin account to access and manage devices, etc. The Intune plugin uses the user context that the browser is running...

Device specific Privilege Manager rules without having to create a target group for each rule. This would make it easier to give admin permissions to specific user(s) for a specific device.

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.

If a device is enrolled with RMS and then the device name changes, the device name in RMS remains the old name. There is no way to reconcile a device in RMS to the actual device in AD. Adding a mechanism to automatically update the name in RMS if ...

We have a large amount of distribution points and 99% of the time the Content Distribution Monitor fails to load. I would be great if we could just choose the DP Group we want to target and the a selection of distributed content out to those servers.

Hello,Intune has the possibility to create dependenciesIf this would be available in recast this would solve the Problem that it's not possible to add post installation scripts.

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.

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...

Although I'd prefer something in the Right Click Tools, this is probably more appropriate for Endpoint Insights. Collecting certificate information and reporting on expiring and expired certs would be quite valuable.

It's inconvenient to have to recreate certain deployment steps if i've misplaced a delay, or missed a collection inbetween delays.