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Hi Matt Rizzo,

Thank you for reaching out to us!

We have shared your feature request with the development team and they’ve informed us that they will be working on a patch management feature for Windows and macOS devices. This feature will provide you with granular control over the software updates for your devices. We will provide you with an ETA once we get an update from their side.

If you have any further questions, please feel free to reach out to us.

Cheers!
Chris Coleman
Hexnode UEM

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Any updates on the patch management feature??

Hey Noel,

Thank you for reaching out to us!

The feature request has already been shared with the development team and is currently on our roadmap. We will provide you with an ETA once they start working on it.

Cheers!
Chris Coleman
Hexnode UEM

Now that you have what you call an official Windows “UEM” client, when will patching be available? This is a pretty basic feature but incredibly important to have before rolling this out to our PCs.

Hello @tonyl,

Could you please specify your requirements? Are you looking to deploy:

1. specific updates from the available ones?

or

2. the latest available update?

If it is the latter, we will be rolling out a beta version of the feature without much delay. We will surely keep you posted!

Best regards,
Chloe Edison
Hexnode UEM

With Intune, for example, we can specify release rings for when updates go out to our end users. Additionally, we can see which updates might be missing on a specific PC and push them out or decline them.
In other solutions I’ve used, at the admin level you could specify specific updates you wanted to approve, decline, or defer.

This is similar with application updates. It would be great if those could be pushed at a similar cadence.

Thanks for the update.

Hello @tonyl,

Thank you for letting us know what you expect from the feature. We’ll consider these inputs and incorporate feasible attributes as we continue to develop the feature.

Best regards,
Chloe Edison
Hexnode UEM