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APPLICATION MANAGER

Streamline Application Management and Third-Party Patching

Manage and patch all third-party and custom applications in your organization from one centralized location—with the largest application catalog on the market!

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Automated Updates are within Reach

Manual third-party patch management is both inefficient and insecure. Reduce vulnerabilities in your IT environment by automating third-party patching within your security infrastructure. This approach enhances security and saves time by eliminating manual tasks.

Comprehensive Coverage: Patch Management to Application Management

Application Manager goes beyond managing updates by allowing teams to govern the entire lifecycle of applications, from installation to uninstallation. Gain clarity into your application environment while increasing ease of management.

Application Manager is an ideal choice for organizations using Microsoft Configuration Manager, Intune, or WSUS. With the largest application catalog in the market, automated software updates save time, improve efficiency, and protect against third-party application security threats.

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Centralized Application Management

Application Manager frees up more time for all employees. When applications are centrally and automatically managed, your IT team doesn’t need to spend time manually updating each piece of software and the end user isn’t disrupted by software updates.

Automate Security Updates with Confidence

Outdated third-party applications pose significant security risks to organizations of all sizes. Application Manager keeps them updated, helping to combat vulnerabilities from outdated software.

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Application Manager Features Overview

Application Deployment

Customize application deployment to fit your needs—deploy to specific devices, across networks, and on your schedule.

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Automate Application Processes

Automate software updates for CSM-supported applications, keeping everything up-to-date and enhancing security across your environment. Install applications in the background to minimize user disruptions.

Scheduling

Minimize user interruptions by scheduling deployments on your terms. Target specific device groups for tasks like testing and product rollouts.

Screenshot from Application Manager that show you can select Now or Scheduled for installing a software program.

Screenshot from within Application Manager that shows a listing of published applications and if they are active or not.

Application Support

Application Manager supports both officially packaged and custom, in-house applications, allowing you to control which apps are installed on which devices and when—offering complete control over application deployment.

Uninstalling Applications

With Application Manager, you can uninstall supported applications through its web interface when using Intune, ConfigMgr, and WSUS, ensuring obsolete apps are removed to reduce the attack surface.

Screenshot from within Application Manager that shows to option to uninstall a software program.

Application Management & Push Notifications

Easily communicate with end users while also making necessary changes to installed applications.

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Web-connected Management

Manage everything from one web-based portal—configure services, select applications, and adjust settings to save time and reduce costs.

Email Notifications

Application Manager auto-emails the right people—service desk, SysAdmins, or any group you choose—whenever it creates a new application deployment or publishes an update. Set the audience once and let the platform handle the rest, reducing surprise tickets and keeping your team in sync.

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Screenshot from within Application Manager saying that a new update is ready to be installed and giving the receiver an option of update now or more info.

Toast Notifications

If email isn’t your preferred communication method, Application Manager offers the option to display (or hide) Windows 10 and 11 toast notifications for application updates.

Maintenance Windows

Use installation packages for manual installs or set maintenance windows to schedule application updates—specifying time, day, and more. This helps minimize disruptions for end users during updates.

Screenshot from Application Manager showing to set maintenance window and allowing to setup the start time and end time.

Application Packaging

Deploy applications confidently, knowing they’re tested and tailored for organizational use, ensuring a smooth, secure update process.

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Package Installation

All installation packages adhere to industry standards, ensuring they’re adware-free and optimized for organizational use. With Application Manager, you can push applications confidently, keeping systems running smoothly and securely.

Application Testing

Each installation package is tested for compatibility on both the latest and older OS versions, ensuring smooth installation, updates, and removal. This rigorous testing guarantees that applications are deployment-ready.

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Image showing the option to select Manual Deployment or Automated Deployment from within Application Manager.

Customizable Application Deployment

Automate pushing new installation packages or push them manually to devices, depending upon your needs. For instance, manually deploy packages to new devices with unique applications or for additional testing. This flexibility ensures updates are tailored to your environment.

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APPLICATION MANAGER

Answers to Your Application Manager FAQs

  • Yes, Application Manager does. Contact us for more information.

  • Yes, you can. We’re calling it Application Groups feature.

  • Application Manager for Configuration Manager and WSUS requires server-side Integration Client, which is usually installed on the same server that management console of the management system can be found. Application Manager for Intune does not need any software on endpoints or servers.

  • Application Manager never requires any client software installed on endpoints.

  • If you need modifications to Supported Apps see the next question.

  • Yes. There’s a custom application feature that enables you to import your own application installation packages to Application Manager and use them like other Supported Apps in Application Manager Catalog.

  • Yes, we have many MSPs currently using Application Manager. You can learn more here or contact us.

  • Yes, we currently do offer a trial. You can contact us here.

  • Updates patching critical vulnerabilities are published in a day and all updates in two days on average.

  • Application Manager integrates with Microsoft Configuration Manager, Microsoft Intune, and Microsoft WSUS.

  • New applications are added on a monthly basis.

  • You can view our growing list of support applications here.

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