We assign installations to user based groups, to keep software persistent when users change machines. Would love to be able to add an individual user to an MI, much like adding a single machine.

The Task Chain feature looks like it could be very useful if it allowed the ability to select specific Managed Installs, not just a force inventory to trigger managed installations. This would allow moving more Post Tasks from the K2000 to the K1000 with more granularity.

It would be good if you could pick a Kace script to run before or after a Managed Install as part of the actual Managed Install procedure instead of a script being a completely separate section.

When a user has a laptop and primarily works remotely the option to install a package before user logon does not work since the user logs in before a VPN connection is established. This results in some managed installations never installing as the K1000 does not stage packages for installation at a later time on the client. If we could have this feature added that would be helpful in managing the software on remote access clients.

We have Dell and Fujitsu HW. It would be helpfull, if K1000 supports the Fujitsu HW more. Especially driver- and OS- Installation is to be done in other steps than with the Dell HW. The Dell Integration is very good. If the Fujitsu Integration would be on the same level, our work would be done easier...

https://github.com/autopkg/autopkg is a tool for software distribution packages on macOS. It has the ability to notify and pre-package application for re-distribution. Within the tool various output recipes can be built. KACE should build one of these for Managed Installs that would enable the packages to be imported into the K1000 or K2000 as KPKG files.

When targeting machine names, instead on naming one by one, why not include an option for a log file that has the target machines in it?
The way it is now, these targeted machines need to be added to a label, then added to the MI.

It would be great if powershell was an option for the specified command for a Managed Install.

Currently i have a powershell wrapper used to deploy software, which for myriad reasons i must do with an MI, and not a kscript (online OR offline).

right now i have to use a .bat file to invoke the powershell script, but i'm losing the ability to handle a number of optional parameters because KACE doesn't have this support.

Show the command line for the default install that will run that way you can tweak it if necessary in the Override default installation. What is the "Default installation" if there is a zip file? run all bat files in the zip? or just the 1st one? or Install.bat or setup.bat?

Add the ability for the SMA to automatically reach out to vendors websites to download software at the click of a button to make managing your software repository easier for the initial installs instead of adding software manually for each software title.

We use Managed Installations to deploy software to users, including company-wide distribution. Right now, if I were to disable and turn it back on, it will re-distribute to ALL Users instead of just users that do not yet have the software.

Installation verification is already available in Scripting, please add it to Managed Installs!!!

We were trying to deploy standard office templates to all our users to their roaming profile folder. (e.g.C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\PowerPoint)

If the File Sync works on all user profiles with the %username% on a computer It will sync seamlessly.

I was able to achieve the same using script but the file not reach on a computer if it was offline.

I like to perform the same via FileSync for better management.

Allow us to set the - currently fixed - time intervals for the Snooze prompts and other popup scenarios. The minimum being 15 minutes and the maximum being 90 by default, as well as to be set by the user only seems a bit short-sighted in a large-scale office environment where end users may be confronted with these short intervals repeatedly when e.g. having Teams meetings or other conference calls.

Bring back the history at the bottom of managed installs.

When removing all labels/devices from a managed installed, a warning appears with "You have not limited this distribution to any labels or devices. Are you sure you want to deploy to all devices?" with the option to choose Yes or No. Choosing Yes does not push the install to all devices as the warning box seems to indicate it will. The install will not push to any devices.

My thought is no warning or a warning "you have chosen not to install to any machines" or something similar.

See case 3260078 for more details if needed.

I'd also like to better bulk edit for status. Currently you can enable/disable this changes the execution to either "Disabled" or "Anytime" I'd like to be able to choose any of the execution options.

In terms of support, we have some helpdesk employees who have restricted access to the K1000 admin portal. In case a software deployment fails, they should be able to restart the managed installation, which is usually done by selecting the "Run Now" button inside the managed installation. By giving the permission "Write" for managed installation, the users have access to features which they shouldn't be able to use, like i.e. the "Delete" button.

I think that the search needs improvement. I'd like to be able to search by Execution.