Right Click Tools

In an environment where we have many shared devices, we need to at a glance be able to determine which profiles can be deleted instead of having to drill into each profile, and find each profile's time stamp. If the date and time stamp could be pl...

I found find it useful to determine what patches are needed for a particular client. From a display where there is a client, I'd like to be able to do something similar to: Right-click "show required Microsoft patches". This would list the patches...

If I have several apps that use the same content, I have to go to each and update their content at the same time.

We are in the process of upgrading all Hard Drives on campus and it is very difficult to know what machines have a solid state and which ones dont. Just like the new battery view in system info, having a hard drive info page to view what machines ...

For “Add Users to Collection” is it possible to have the tool use the email address rather than the username, or the ability to choose which attribute to use.

Add slice in "LAPS Password in AD" pie chart to illustrate passwords that are in an expired state.

What you currently display is a view of every deployment that was ever sent to an endponit. I think it would be more helpful to have the default view be what is actively targeted to an endpoint (both "available" and "required advertisements), so i...

It would be nice to be able to select multiple device/user collections and be able to add include or exclude collections to several collections at once if that’s possible.

Add "Server registration tab" where you can setup fqdn of a given primary server as "Production", "Dev", etc.. any descriptive name. Use these names in the Right click option to send objects between servers. Also, on the same tab.. setup an opti...

On advanced scoping and collection hierarchy's, when using the Advanced Collection Information option in Right Click Tools. It prompts my organizations Service Desk members with an error that "The given key was not present in the dictionary". This...