All ideas

The catalog view looks a bit chaotic, because there is a lot information showed. A more minimalistic view, like a list view, would be appreciated by the users of our company.

The setup store connector will shows if an application has been superseded by a newer version. It will allow me to create a package of the new version. It will not automatically link the newest dependency package, therefor the package will not ins...

As a system administrator working in a regulated or government environment, I want Application Workspace to fully support FIPS-compliant encryption (for On-prem environment), So that the platform meets security and compliance requirements without ...

Currently, within the Management Console of the Recast Application Workspace, we can configure several agent settings. However, it is not possible to adjust the agent's log level directly through the console. The current challenge is that we need ...

For software delivery, I want ability to see delivery status similar to SCCM where you can tell if delivery is In-Progress, Successful, Failed, and Unknown status where In-Progress should also show sub status like content download progress and Fai...

when sorting through failures it is cumbersome to go machine by machine to see why it failed/get the failure code

Context: In the current Recast Application Workspace architecture, each zone operates independently with its own identity source. This siloed model complicates centralized management and introduces overhead in multi-tenant environments. Request: E...

I would love to be able to disable Desktop icons from appearing when apps are installed or updated, similar to what Ninite does with the /disableshortcuts switch. We often don't want to advertise that a new product has been installed when the user...

We would like to use Entra (dynamic) device groups anywhere in Application Workspace. This can help target applications to certain devices by using Autopilot Grouptags for instance. User groups are synced but Entra device groups, are not.