Patch My PC Reviews & Product Details

The PMPC Portal allows for creating applications once and using them in SCCM and Intune. On a webinar, they recommended using Master Packager to make applications essentially all encompassing for include all things needed to install applications with prerequisites included in the install package. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Acquiring updates from various sources is still an issue in that even when you can reach the myriad servers where the updates live, the updates do not always match the MD5 Hash. A central server/location could resolve this issue also. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Patch My PC in conjunction with Intune to automate our patch management and obtain more comprehensible reporting. I appreciate the automatic patching of third-party apps and the easier understanding of the reports. The operation is very easy and almost foolproof. The discovery feature is very good, as I can see which third-party apps are already supported by Patch My PC and which are already used in my environment. This allows me to automate these updates with just a few clicks. The initial setup was very easy and was further facilitated by the setup call with Patch My PC. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

At first, it wasn't entirely clear to me how to deploy configuration settings for apps. It's a bit cumbersome because it has to be done via a PowerShell script. It would be nicer if it could be set directly in the app deployment. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We had very little idea of our software inventory, versions and potential vulnerabilities. Patch My PC has given us a clear inventory of software and allowed us to create a software inventory as well as ensuring that software is up to date and supported.

Installing the agent was straight forward to get the system up and running on our vast estate. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It would be excellent if Windows Updates were available to push straight through the Patch My PC console. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like how Patch My PC makes management of applications much easier, especially with packaging custom apps. The pre-packed apps perform really well, particularly for continuous updates. The UI is easy to use, and the platform overall works really well. I particularly appreciate the way it extracts information from MSIs and makes deploying custom apps easier. It's quick to update Intune with changes made on the Patch My PC portal. The automatic extraction of silent parameters and application info saves me time and makes deploying apps quicker and easier. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Currently, scripts are added when deploying an app. It would be better if scripts could be added to the configuration of the app in the app store itself, so it acts as a source of truth. If an application's updates are paused, and an update ring is applied, then the updates are un-paused, it tends to release the update to all rings at the same time as it's basing its time comparison off when the update was released, rather than from when it was un-paused. This is less of a fault and more the way it was designed, but it would be good if this could be changed. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Patch My PC to govern and update enterprise applications, which greatly improves the time it takes to deploy and update apps across many endpoints. I find the Patch My PC UI to be clean, efficient, and intuitive, especially compared to Intune at times. I really like the App Discovery page and the App Deployments page because they are super easy to navigate, making deploying apps a fun experience. The App Discovery page is particularly useful as it shows what apps are installed in my environment and on how many devices, allowing me to deploy apps directly from that screen based on usage statistics. I can also see what versions are installed and update them with just a few clicks. Additionally, the initial setup was super easy as it only required connecting to Intune. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Patch My PC could add API keys to export data to Power BI or other dashboards to make reports. Also, they could add an end of life software page that shows what software is going out of support and what will be removed from the platform. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the usability of Patch My PC; it's easy to use, and I can guide someone who's never used it before to deploy an app with just a few clicks. The support is also really great because if I run into any issue, I can open a support ticket and it's usually answered or responded to almost the same day. The integration with Intune is exactly what I was looking for, and their integration is very solid and easy to set up. I also find setting up Patch My PC very easy, taking only about thirty minutes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I know it's something that they are working on, but the Intune analytics is a little weak. It feels like I am still just kind of exporting CSVs, which I can do through Intune already. It would be nice if it was kind of like a Power BI stylized dashboard where you can actually click into search stuff and all of that. Right now, it's just kind of here's a bunch of tables and look at them. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

IN a word, Cloud. I was initially hesitant to introduce another tool to manage patching, but after integrating Patch My PC cloud with our Intune environment, that hesitation quickly disappeared. The console proved to be fast, flexible, and allowed our team to work independently without added overhead. With the recent introduction of the MacOS app update features in Patch My PC Cloud, the platform has become even more valuable—streamlining application updates and reducing manual effort even further. After the initial setup, most application updates truly became “set it and forget it.” I also appreciate that, with Intune still serving as the delivery mechanism, we retain the ability to manually adjust packages when needed. As a result, the cloud instance of Patch My PC is becoming a core component of our company’s application updating and deployment strategy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I would like to see a further expansion of app updates for MacOS apps. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The connection ton Microsoft Intune allows our IT department to automate software installation, updated and patching. This alone is the work of one full time employee. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Only issue I have is that it does not allow for easy registry key deployments. Coming from Scappman that was a great feature. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like how effortless it is to prepare new updates or app deployments. It is as easy as clicking a few buttons and choosing the group you want to deploy them too. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While the platform already offers a robust and valuable range of supported applications, we would greatly appreciate the inclusion of an even broader selection of products to further expand its functionality and better meet the diverse needs of our organization. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One of my favorite things about Patch My PC is how incredibly helpful their support staff are. Whenever we’ve run into an issue that couldn’t be solved with one of their many knowledge articles, their team has always stepped in and guided us to a solution. I’m also a big fan of the “vote for your ideas” section on their website, where you can suggest new features. The best part is that Patch My PC actually listens and implements these ideas! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think the reporting tool could really benefit from having more built-in reports, or even offering the ability to create custom ones. I’d also love to have an option to export the graphs directly, rather than just exporting the raw data and having to build the graphs myself. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.