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In large environments, running actions to thousands of devices at once can cause negative impacts on infrastructure. I propose adding an "Are you sure" prompt whenever an action is targeted over a large number (configurable but could default at 10...

Having MSIs takes up a lot of room but can be useful. I would like the ability to turn off the download of new msi installs and only do the patches per application. This will save a lot of tickets.

AM is great for creating an applicant and deployment. However for the deployment phase you are force to make a mandatory deployment. This of course will force the app to install on a device. This is not always wanted. Instead there are times that ...

This would be useful for the Application Manager (for SCCM) 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 could ...

Currently when viewing user deployed applications in remote software center, the install button is greyed out.

We use user collections to push software as available to the user and sometimes it takes this action to be ran in order for the use to see the new application available in Software Center. This would be nice to be able to do remotely.

I have had to remove/add a couple applications in my deployment processes, and it caused one to break. Maybe this was a one-time thing, but it would be nice to be do this without breaking them. It is more efficient to have many applications in one...

We should be able to change the times and schedules on all the tasks and keep those settings. I have repeatedly had timings and scheduling of my tasks be changed. I know recast has intervals but they dont allow for better scheduling like some of u...

Eplan Electric P8 2022 and newer would be great to have it in the the Catalogue. Thank you.

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.