Ideas

Could you create an AI Assistant to help customers use native language and translate this into builder actions? Builder can be tough to learn, and this would lower the difficulty of getting started.

It would be incredibly useful for remote support to have a right click tool that would allow you to view / interact with the remote file system without needing direct access. The current connect to c$ requires permissions / firewall rules / etc to...

Some problems have come up with Azure only joined devices and the RCT for Intune. Specifically, only some of the RCT for Intune Console Tools work (Shutdown, Restart, System Information). However, if we need to RCT to an Azure only joined device, ...

It would be great to have a task that we can run on a collection that will delete a profile if the person has not logged in in X days. Similar to DelProf that you can run as a scheduled task.

It would be nice to be able to not just do Install/Uninstall with remote software center, but to also be able to notify user. This would allow us to push more vulnerability fixes during the day on a case by case basis through remediation groups.

Hi, Finland has alot of MSPs including us, and Application Manager has been of great help considering we save hours in software packaging for multiple customer tenants. However, we are still seeking a decent product that can push following policie...

Ability to Disabled Mouse and/or Keyboard in the KIOSK Manager on Clients

User Node from the RCT Web Browser Extension MECM/SCCM so we can utilize options like Password Reset or Account Unlock

Currently the only batching options in the Intune Extension Sidebar is either against all devices (and what is currently loaded), or on an individual devices basis (device page, highlighted device name, etc). The idea is to add the ability to go t...

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...