Purchasing, Discounts, and Subscription Options

What's the Difference Between the Basic, Enterprise, Microsoft Intune, and Enterprise Plus Subscriptions?

Please see the comparison chart below for a descriptive comparison of the features available for each subscription level. If you have any additional questions regarding subscription levels, please contact us.

Subscription	Basic	Enterprise	Microsoft Intune	Enterprise Plus
Price	$1 Device/YR	$2 Device/YR	$2.5 Device/YR	$3.5 Device/YR
Publishing Method	SCUP	Publisher	Publisher	Publisher
Publish third-party updates to WSUS/SCCM	✔	✔	X	✔
Automate update deployments in SCCM	X	✔	X	✔
Auto-sync the third-party catalog	X	✔	✔	✔
Customizable synchronization schedule	X	✔	✔	✔
Disable product(s) self-update feature	X	✔	✔	✔
Auto-close application before installations	X	✔	✔	✔
Skip update if the app is running	X	✔	✔	✔
Auto-delete public desktop shortcuts	X	✔	✔	✔
Add a custom pre-installation script	X	✔	✔	✔
Add a custom post-installation script	X	✔	✔	✔
Add custom command line parameters	X	✔	✔	✔
Standard installation logging path	X	✔	✔	✔
Microsoft Intune Win32 Apps	X	X	✔	✔
Automatically create SCCM applications	X	X	X	✔
Automatically update SCCM applications	X	X	X	✔

The Basic Subscription subscription will only support publishing our catalog to WSUS from Microsoft SCUP. SCUP publishing doesn’t support automated publishing. You will need to manually import and publish third-party updates whenever there is a catalog update.
The Enterprise Subscription would support publishing our catalog automatically using our publishing service or the SCCM 1806+ third-party software update catalogs feature. Our publishing service supports extra customization options (see chart below) that wouldn’t be available when using the SCCM 1806+ in-console publishing feature.
The Microsoft Intune Subscription will allow you to automate the creation and updating of Win32 application to Microsoft Intune.
The Enterprise Plus Subscription contains all the features of Enterprise, and also allows the creation of base installation packages in SCCM.

What are the Available Purchase and Payment Methods?

Purchasing Directly Online:

Bank Transfer (ACH transfer)
American Express
Discover
MasterCard
Visa

Purchasing Using Purchase Order:

Bank Check
Bank Transfer – (Wire/ACH transfer)
American Express
Discover
MasterCard
Visa

Payment Terms?

We use Net 30 terms for any invoices unless otherwise agreed upon prior to receiving a purchase order.

Are Multi-Year Subscriptions Offered?

We offer the following subscription lengths for the Enterprise and Enterprise Plus subscription levels.

1-year
2-year
3-year

Are Discounts Available for Education, Non-Profit, Multi-Year, and Large Volume?

Education Discounts

We offer a standard 15% discount for education customers. Please let us know in the comments on the quote request form if you are an educational institution.

Non-Profit Discounts

We offer a standard 15% discount for non-profit organizations. Please let us know in the comments on the quote request form if your organization is non-profit.

Volume Discounts

For large purchases, volume discounts may be available based on the purchase price. Adding a multi-year subscription will generally allow you to receive a larger discount.

How is Device Count to Purchase Determined?

You know your environment better than us. We currently use the honor system with regards to allowing you determining your own managed device count when requesting a quote.

If you plan to deploy third-party updates to all managed devices, using the All Desktop and Server Clients member count would be a good option.

Patch My PC device count all desktop and server clients

You can exclude machines where third-party updates will not be deployed such as Mac OS devices and other machines you want to exclude from your third-party update deployment collections. For more details about excluding please see Can I exclude devices?

Why Do Subscriptions Have a Base Price?

All subscription levels have a base price in addition to the per-device charge, as shown below:

Base Price = $ 1,500 per-purchase (subscription term)

You can save money on the base price by purchasing a longer-term 2-year or 3-year subscription rather than a 1-year subscription.

We price our per-device software subscription competitively. We believe the value and time savings provided by our service make our base pricing reasonable for the value and time savings.

Can I Exclude Devices that I Won't Deploy Third-Party Updates to from My Licensed Device Count?

Yes, you can exclude devices. We always try to keep things simple for our customers and avoid nickel and diming them! If you have a scenario where you know you won’t deploy third-party updates to specific devices, they can be excluded from your license count!

We ask that you calculate your device count based on the devices that will receive third party updates to the best of your ability.

A few examples of excluding devices could be:

Excluding servers, if they will not receive third third-party software updates or application from our service.
Mission-critical devices that can’t receive third-party updates or applications.
Mac devices
Linux devices

Can I Use the Same Catalog Subscription in Multiple Environments?

You can use the same catalog subscription in multiple locations or environments within the same organization as long as the client count for all sites is factored into the initial purchase. For example, you could use the same catalog subscription in development, quality assurance, production environments.

If you are a consultant managing multiple different customer environments, you need to purchase a separate subscription for each customer environment.

Can I Exceed the Purchased Client Count Within a Subscription Year?

We try to reduce friction for our customers wherever possible. We allow up to 25% client growth within a subscription year from the initially purchased device count. We determined 25% growth will cover normal device fluctuations within one year period.

If you are in a scenario where the growth has exceeded 25%, please use our contact form to determine if a true-up for the current subscription year would be required.

How are Notifications Sent Out for Subscription Renewal Reminders?

We will send notifications out to the primary contact(s) on the subscription at the following intervals:

60 Days Before Expiration – This will be the first notification email letting you know the expiration date and how to start the renewal process.
45 Days Before Expiration – This will be the second notification email letting you know the subscription will be expiring in one month.
30 Days Before Expiration – This will be the third notification email letting you know the subscription will be expiring in one month.
15 Days Before Expiration – This will be the final notification email letting you know that you will lose access to our catalog subscription if no action is taken in the weeks two week for renewal.
Expiration Notification – We will send one final email on your expiration date letting you know your subscription has expired if it wasn’t renewed.

If you aren’t sure the contacts associated with your account or need to add additional employees for the renewal notifications, please use our Contact Us Form.

Resellers, Distributors, and Partners

Resellers — Quotes, Terms, Discounts, and Distribution?

Do You Have Reseller Discounts?

We offer reseller discounts adjusted based on the purchase price to help compensate for the time spent purchasing on behalf of your customer.

How Do I Become a Reseller for One-Time Purchase?

All you need to do is request a quote and purchase on behalf of your client (a contract is not required).

On the quote request form, choose “Yes, I’m purchasing for another customer” on the following question:

are you a reseller purchasing our sccm update catalog for a client

You will be required to enter the end user’s company name, primary contact name, and primary contact email. We need the end-user contact details for subscription delivery, expiration notifications, and significant service updates.

You will need to ensure you know the number of devices in your client’s environment for the quote for the following question.

minimum client count required for sccm third-party update catalog

Payment Terms?

We use Net 30 terms for any invoices unless otherwise agreed upon before receiving a purchase order.

How Will the Product be Delivered for Reseller Purchases?

When purchasing for a client as a reseller, you will enter need to enter primary end users information when requesting a reseller quote.

The license details for the catalog subscription will be sent directly to the end user, and the primary reseller contact(s) will be included in the CC line in the delivery email within one business day of the purchase.

Installation, Setup, Trials, and Support

What's the Difference Between Our Publishing Service and SCCM 1806+ In-Console Publishing?

Most of our customers choose our publishing service over SCCM 1806+ in-console publishing since it offers better automation and helpful deployment options.

Here are a few essential items to consider in your decision:

SCCM 1806+ doesn’t currently support full automation, because it only publishes updates using metadata-only. This video describes the manual full-content publishing step required when using SCCM publishing.
SCCM 1806+ only synchronizes the catalog automatically every 7 days. With the publishing service, you have total control over the catalog synchronization.

Our publishing service does offer some helpful options when performing updates such as running customer pre/post update scripts, skipping the update if the application is in use, deleting public desktop shortcuts, disable products self-update feature, creating standard installation logs, and republishing updates.

Please see the chart below for a detailed comparison between the different publishing options.

Subscription	Basic	Enterprise	Microsoft Intune	Enterprise Plus
Price	$1 Device/YR	$2 Device/YR	$2.5 Device/YR	$3.5 Device/YR
Publishing Method	SCUP	Publisher	Publisher	Publisher
Publish third-party updates to WSUS/SCCM	✔	✔	X	✔
Automate update deployments in SCCM	X	✔	X	✔
Auto-sync the third-party catalog	X	✔	✔	✔
Customizable synchronization schedule	X	✔	✔	✔
Disable product(s) self-update feature	X	✔	✔	✔
Auto-close application before installations	X	✔	✔	✔
Skip update if the app is running	X	✔	✔	✔
Auto-delete public desktop shortcuts	X	✔	✔	✔
Add a custom pre-installation script	X	✔	✔	✔
Add a custom post-installation script	X	✔	✔	✔
Add custom command line parameters	X	✔	✔	✔
Standard installation logging path	X	✔	✔	✔
Microsoft Intune Win32 Apps	X	X	✔	✔
Automatically create SCCM applications	X	X	X	✔
Automatically update SCCM applications	X	X	X	✔

What are the Support Options, Hours and Cost?

Our standard support hours are from 6 AM – 10 PM (EST / UTC -5) Monday – Friday, it’s included in your catalog subscription cost. If you have a critical issue outside of standard hours, you can call the number below and choose the option to be transferred to the on-call engineer 24/7.

There are a few ways you can contact support. Please choose the option that works best for you below.

Email Us: https://patchmypc.com/technical-support (Great place to start since the support form will guide you through attaching relevant logs)
Forum Post: https://patchmypc.com/forum
Live Chat: https://patchmypc.com/technical-support
Support Screenshare: Scheduled via Email
Call Us: +1-866-343-3083

We’re a small team, but we think it benefits our support experience. Our support engineers are also software engineers that write our code and have an in-depth knowledge of WSUS and SCCM software update components. You won’t be transferred to multiple times to get the answers you need. – Justin Chalfant, Founder

Please don’t take our word for it. Check out some of the feedback the community has about our support and product ?

Where Can I Find Documentation for Setting up the Third-Party Software Update Catalog?

Step-by-step guide for setting up the catalog using our publishing service – https://patchmypc.com/publishing-service-setup-documentation

Step-by-step guide for setting up the catalog using SCCM 1806+ in-console publishing – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBdmWbf5Vgg

Step-by-step guide for setting up the catalog using Microsoft SCUP – https://patchmypc.com/scup-setup-documentation

Is There a Trial Catalog Available for Proof of Concept?

Yes, we have a trial catalog available for proof of concept Patch My PC Third-Party Catalog Trial.

Can I Use the Third-Party Software Update Catalog with Standalone WSUS without SCCM?

Yes, our publishing service has the capability in the advanced tab to make third-party software updates visible directly in the WSUS console so you can deploy third-party software updates without requiring Microsoft SCCM.

Is Mac OS Supported for Software Update Installation?

Our software updates are supported on Windows operating systems only. We make use of the existing SCCM and Windows update agents, so no extra client agents or scanning is required.

Creating Automatic Deployment Rules (ADRs) in SCCM for Patch My PC Updates

When creating an automatic deployment rule in SCCM, we recommend using at least the following criteria in the software updates tab.

Superseded = No
Update Classification = Critical Updates, Security Updates, Updates
Vendor = Patch My PC

ADR creation patch my pc third-party updates in SCCM

Note: We generally don’t recommend including the Update Rollups classification as that classification contains migration updates.

If you have a need to filter by specific products, you can use a title filter to include or exclude specific products as defined in Filtering Specific Third-Party Products from ADRs in Microsoft SCCM – Patch My PC Update Catalog

Collecting Log Files for Support?

When sending the logs files, please attach the logs using a ZIP file using our technical support form.

Logs Files For Troubleshooting Update Publishing (Using Publishing Service)

When using the Patch My PC Publishing Service, we will need the following log files from the SUP/WSUS server where the service is installed.

%PatchMyPCInstallDirectory%PatchMyPC.log
%ProgramFiles%\Update Services\LogFiles\SoftwareDistribution.log

Logs Files For Troubleshooting Application Creation (Using Publishing Service)

When using the Patch My PC Publishing Service, we will need the following log files to troubleshoot applications failing to create.

%PatchMyPCInstallDirectory%\PatchMyPC.log
%SCCMInstallFolder%\Logs\SMSProv.log

Logs Files For Troubleshooting Update Publishing (Using SCCM In-Console)

When using the SCCM in-console publishing, we will need the following log files from the SUP/WSUS server where the service is installed.

%SiteSystemLogsFolder%\SMS_ISVUPDATES_SYNCAGENT.log
%ProgramFiles%\Update Services\LogFiles\SoftwareDistribution.log

Log Files for Troubleshooting Update Downloads to Deployment Package

When troubleshooting updates failing to download into a deployment package from the SCCM console, we will need the following logfile from the machine running the SCCM console:

%temp%\PatchDownloader.log
- Note: if you are using an RDP session the patchdownloader.log may be in a random folder in your users %temp% folder.

Log Files for Troubleshooting Automatic Deployment Rules Failures

When troubleshooting automatic deployment rules failing for third-party updates, we will need the following server-side logs files. In this example, we will assume the main SCCM installation directory is: C:\Program Files\Microsoft Configuration Manager

C:\Program Files\Microsoft Configuration Manager\Logs\ruleengine.log
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Configuration Manager\Logs\PatchDownloader.log (If exist)
C:\Program Files\SMS_CCM\Logs\PatchDownloader.log (If exist)

Log Files for Troubleshooting Application Installation (Client-Side)

When troubleshooting application installation errors on a client, we will need multiple client logs files. Please include the following logs:

%WinDir%\CCM\Logs\AppDiscovery.log
%WinDir%\CCM\Logs\AppEnforce.log
%WinDir%\CCM\Logs\AppIntentEval.log
%WinDir%\CCM\Logs\PatchMyPC-ScriptRunner.log
%WinDir%\CCM\Logs\PatchMyPC-SoftwareDetectionScript.log

Logs Files for Troubleshooting Update Installations (Client-Side)

When troubleshooting update installation errors on a client, we will need the following client logs files:

%WinDir%\CCM\Logs\ScanAgent.log
%WinDir%\CCM\Logs\UpdatesDeployment.log
%WinDir%\CCM\Logs\WUAHandler.log
%WinDir%\CCM\Logs\PatchMyPC-ScriptRunner.log (If exist)
%WinDir%\WindowsUpdate.log

General Catalog

What is the Turnaround Time for Third-Party Software Updates to be Added to the Catalog?

Generally, we can detect, validate, and release new updates on the same day the vendor’s release the update. You can review a full list of past catalog release for reference using our catalog release RSS feed.

We don’t offer an SLA from when a vendor releases an update before it’s added to our catalog due to the following factors:

All update binaries go through security validation using VirusTotal. New installers binaries may have false-positives in our security validation process that can delay releases.
Updates may be released using a vendor’s self-update feature before the offline installer for the update is available.

Updates released after 10 AM (MST), are generally not published in our catalog until the following business day unless they are security related.

Does Patch My PC Have Any Competitor Comparison Details?

We don’t, and we never will. We spend no time researching, comparing, or copying competitors. We only care that we’re meet our customer’s needs. This rationale is why is have a public UserVoice portal and public roadmap, so you can see exactly how we build our product. – Justin Chalfant, Founder

We have been keeping track of community discussions about our product and the topic of third-party application management.

We think community feedback has more merit than any direct comparison we could offer, check it out below. ?

Can I Request A New Product Be Added to the Third-Party Software Update Catalog?

Absolutely! We are love adding new products that provide value to our customer base!

We have approved the majority of the requested products. The criteria for approval is the product’s installer/updater has the necessary detection logic, supports silent installation, installs under SYSTEM context, and has a publicly available download URL for the update binary.

A list of products requested and approved products are available on our application request page. You can request a new application on our application request page.

NOTE: for new application request, please use our new Ideas UserVoice Portal. This updated tracking system allows better collaboration for new product/feature request including an up-voting system to help prioritize the products and features that would provide the most value for customers.

Is There a Public Roadmap and customer Feedback Portal Available?

We have a public roadmap available to show what features is are currently developing based on our customer feedback portal.

If you have any feedback or features you would like to see, please visit our customer ideas portal and submit any feedback or new product request.

Are Driver Updates for Dell, HP, and Lenovo Supported?

We have no plans to create updates for drivers for Dell, HP, or Lenovo because each of these vendors already provides a free catalog for their drivers.

For Dell and HP, you can subscribe and publish the catalog directly in the SCCM 1806+ console under the Third-Party Software Update Catalogs node.

Dell HP and Lenovo Third-Party Driver Catalogs for SCCM

For Lenovo, add their catalog URL https://download.lenovo.com/luc/v2/LenovoUpdatesCatalog2v2.cab as a custom catalog in the SCCM 1806+ console.

Adding Lenovo Driver Catalog to SCCM Console

You can find more details about Lenovo’s catalog on their forum post here.

We also have a step-by-step video guide covering how to use the in-console publishing feature in SCCM 1806+, or you can review the Microsoft Docs.

How Are Updates in the Catalog Tested for Installation Success?

We test update logic (Installable and Installed) against multiple operating system and architectures. We ensure all updates are detected and installed correctly in two separate test labs. Our labs contain the following OS platforms:

Windows XP (x86) – No longer tested as of 01/01/2018
Windows 7 SP1 (x86)
Windows 7 SP1 (x64)
Windows 8.1 (x86)
Windows 8.1 (x64)
Windows 10 (x86)
Windows 10 (x64)
Windows Server 2008 R2 (x64)
Windows Server 2012 R2 (x64)
Windows Server 2016 R2 (x64)
Windows Server 2019 (x64)

What Are Metadata-Only Updates and How to Download and Deploy Metadata-Only Updates?

When you subscribe to a custom third-party software update catalog using the SCCM 1806+ third-party software update catalogs feature, updates are published as metadata-only during the catalog synchronization until you manually choose to publish the update content.

You can determine if updates are metadata-only from the All Software Updates node if the updates are displayed with a blue icon.

Updates published as metadata-only can’t be deployed until they a re-published with full-content. If you attempt to download a metadata-only update into a deployment package, you will receive the error “All software updates in this selection are expired or meta-data only, and cannot be downloaded.“

metadata-only update unable to download into deployment package

In order to download and deploy third-party updates in a metadata-only state, you will need to right-click the update(s) and choose to “Publish Third-Party Software Update Content“.

publish third-party update with full-content from metadata-only

You can review the full-content publishing progress in the SMS_ISVUPDATES_SYNCAGENT.log. The log is located on the top-level software update point in the site system Logs folder.

Once the publishing of third-party update content is complete, you can sync your software update point for SCCM to pick up the change from metadata-only to full-content faster.

sync sccm software update point for declined updates

Once the software update point sync is complete, the third-party updates should show in a normal state with a green icon meaning they are available for software update deployment.

third-party updates in normal state

When using the third-party software updates catalogs feature directly in the SCCM 1806+ console, there is currently no way to automate the publishing of content for third-party updates.

The third-party update integration in the SCCM console feature is pretty new, and we are working with the Configuration Manager product group to make this feature more automated. We recommend voting on this user voice item Automatically Publish Full Content for Third Party Software Updates.

If you would like to avoid this manual step, you can use our publishing service for full automation and additional features as compared to the SCCM 1806+ third-party software update catalogs feature. Please see the comparison below.

What’s the Difference our Publishing Service and SCCM 1806+ In-Console Publishing?

When, Why, and How to Republish Update(s)

There are a few scenario’s where you may need to use the Republish update(s) right-click option in our publishing service on product(s).

Here’s a few scenario’s when republishing an update would be required:

If you add a custom pre/post script to a product, republishing is required since this change requires a binary to be added to the previously published update.
If you add any custom right-click actions on a product after an update was published with full-content and if there were no other custom right-click actions enabled previously. This scenario requires us to include our PatchMyPC-ScriptRunner.exe and requires a binary change to the previously published update.
If a published update was deleted from the WSUSContent folder, this scenario will cause the download of the software update into an SCCM deployment package to fail with error 404 (Not Found). Republishing the update should put the new update content in the WSUSContent folder and SCCM will be able to download the new republished update into a deployment package.
The WSUS Signing Certificate has been updated and you want to republish previously published updates with the new certificate.

How to Republish updates:

Once you determine what product(s) meet the criteria for requiring a republish operation you can click the product, vendor, or all products level and choose the Republish update(s) item.

republish third-party software updates to WSUS and SCCM

You will be prompted whether you want to supersede the currently published updates for this product when the new updates are republished.

The republishing of the selected updates will occur during the next publishing service sync. You can trigger this sync to happen right away by clicking the Run Publishing Service Sync in the Sync Schedule tab.

If you review the PatchMyPC.log you should see the updates being republished. Republished updates will have the date appended to the update title here’s an example: Chrome 73.0.3683.86 (x64) – (March 27, 2019)

Once the republishing has completed, the updates will show up in SCCM after the next software update point sync has occurred. You can force a sync to happen by clicking Sync Now

sync sccm software update point for declined updates

You can monitor the SCCM software update point sync by reviewing the wsyncmgr.log. Once the sync is complete, you should see the newly republished update(s) in the console with the date appended. If you choose to supersede previously published updates for this product, you will see the previous update(s) as superseded.

How do I Remove Published Updates from WSUS and SCCM?

If you ever need to remove published updates from WSUS and SCCM, this operation can be performed using our publishing service.

Determine what specific update(s) you want to expire/remove. In this example, we will remove the following 7-Zip updates.

third-party updates to expire from sccm

Next, within the publishing service go to the “Advanced” tab then click the “Modify Published Updates” wizard.

Select the updates you would like to remove from WSUS/SCCM and click the “Decline Selected Updates“.

Note: we don’t recommend using the “Delete Selected Updates” option unless you are on a call with a support engineer and instructed to do so.

decline published third-party updates from wsus and sccm

If you want to remove all “Patch My PC” updates or other third-party vendors, you can use the filter by vendor option and select all and decline.

After the updates are declined in the publishing service, you can manually sync your software update point in SCCM for the changes to occur immediately.

sync sccm software update point for declined updates

After the software update point sync is complete, you should see the declined updates show as expired in SCCM and will no longer be deployed.

updates marked as expired in sccm

Expired updates will automatically be purged from the SCCM database after 7 days.

To enable the Delete button, create a new DWORD registry value: Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Patch My PC Publishing Service:EnableDeleteUpdates = 1. We only recommend using this option when working with our support team.

Note: if you don’t want any future updates to be published for a product after deletion, un-check the product in the publishing service, so any future updates aren’t published.

Do I Need to Manually Download and Import the Catalog Each Time It's Updated?

The Basic Catalog subscription would only support manual importing and publishing updates within our catalog using Microsoft System Center Updates Publisher.

The Enterprise Catalog subscription would support total automation for importing and publishing updates within the catalog using our publishing service or the SCCM 1806+ third-party software update catalogs feature.

Security, Service Level Agreement, and Terms of Service

How are Update Binaries in our Catalog Tested for Malware?

For a detailed process of our malware testing, please review https://patchmypc.com/deep-dive-into-security-validation-of-third-party-software-updates-in-microsoft-sccm

We upload all vendor installers (.EXE, .MSI, .MSP Files) to VirusTotal to ensure installers for third-party products are free of malware. VirusTotal scans each installer though over 70 different anti-virus engines.

All VirusTotal scans for update files in our catalog can be found here: https://patchmypc.com/scupcatalog/virustotalscans

Terms of Service and Privacy Policy

Our software usage is governed by our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

Is There a Service Level Agreement (SLA) Available?

Yes, we do provide a service level agreement with conditions and credits defined in our terms of service.

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Purchasing, Discounts, and Subscription Options

What's the Difference Between the Basic, Enterprise, Microsoft Intune, and Enterprise Plus Subscriptions?

What are the Available Purchase and Payment Methods?

Purchasing Directly Online:

Purchasing Using Purchase Order:

Payment Terms?

Are Multi-Year Subscriptions Offered?

Are Discounts Available for Education, Non-Profit, Multi-Year, and Large Volume?

Education Discounts

Non-Profit Discounts

How is Device Count to Purchase Determined?

Why Do Subscriptions Have a Base Price?

Can I Exclude Devices that I Won't Deploy Third-Party Updates to from My Licensed Device Count?

Can I Use the Same Catalog Subscription in Multiple Environments?

Can I Exceed the Purchased Client Count Within a Subscription Year?

How are Notifications Sent Out for Subscription Renewal Reminders?

Resellers, Distributors, and Partners

Resellers — Quotes, Terms, Discounts, and Distribution?

Do You Have Reseller Discounts?

How Do I Become a Reseller for One-Time Purchase?

Payment Terms?

How Will the Product be Delivered for Reseller Purchases?

Installation, Setup, Trials, and Support

What's the Difference Between Our Publishing Service and SCCM 1806+ In-Console Publishing?

What are the Support Options, Hours and Cost?

Where Can I Find Documentation for Setting up the Third-Party Software Update Catalog?

Is There a Trial Catalog Available for Proof of Concept?

Can I Use the Third-Party Software Update Catalog with Standalone WSUS without SCCM?

Is Mac OS Supported for Software Update Installation?

Creating Automatic Deployment Rules (ADRs) in SCCM for Patch My PC Updates

Collecting Log Files for Support?

Logs Files For Troubleshooting Update Publishing (Using Publishing Service)

Logs Files For Troubleshooting Application Creation (Using Publishing Service)

Logs Files For Troubleshooting Update Publishing (Using SCCM In-Console)

Log Files for Troubleshooting Update Downloads to Deployment Package

Log Files for Troubleshooting Automatic Deployment Rules Failures

Log Files for Troubleshooting Application Installation (Client-Side)

Logs Files for Troubleshooting Update Installations (Client-Side)

General Catalog

What is the Turnaround Time for Third-Party Software Updates to be Added to the Catalog?

Does Patch My PC Have Any Competitor Comparison Details?

Can I Request A New Product Be Added to the Third-Party Software Update Catalog?

Is There a Public Roadmap and customer Feedback Portal Available?

Are Driver Updates for Dell, HP, and Lenovo Supported?

How Are Updates in the Catalog Tested for Installation Success?

What Are Metadata-Only Updates and How to Download and Deploy Metadata-Only Updates?

When, Why, and How to Republish Update(s)

How do I Remove Published Updates from WSUS and SCCM?

Do I Need to Manually Download and Import the Catalog Each Time It's Updated?

Security, Service Level Agreement, and Terms of Service

How are Update Binaries in our Catalog Tested for Malware?

Terms of Service and Privacy Policy

Is There a Service Level Agreement (SLA) Available?