Right Click Tools Patching supports a growing catalog of commonly used third-party applications. All Right Click Tools Enterprise customers and Community users view the application catalog by following these instructions.

To preview the top 100 supported applications, view our supported applications catalog.

Yes. Right Click Tools Patching supports applications that meet requirements for secure, reliable deployment across managed environments. If you have specific compliance, security, or application requirements, our team can help confirm fit based on your organization’s needs. Contact us for more information. 

New applications are added to the catalog monthly. The catalog continues to grow over time, giving you access to an expanding list of supported apps that can be packaged and deployed more efficiently. 

Critical updates are published within one day of release. All other application updates are typically published within an average of two days, helping you stay current while reducing the manual work required to package and deploy new versions. 

Right Click Tools Patching integrates with Microsoft Configuration Manager and Microsoft Intune. This gives you flexibility in managing third-party application updates across different Microsoft endpoint management environments. 

Yes. Right Click Tools Patching can update applications published through Intune and made available in Company Portal using the Application Groups feature. This helps you keep published apps current without having to manually rebuild or replace application packages each time a new version is released. 

Right Click Tools Patching does not require a dedicated patching server. However, it does require either Recast Cloud or Recast Management Server (RMS) and a configured connection to your endpoint management platform, Configuration Manager or Intune. Additional details about Recast Management Server requirements can be found here: https://docs.recastsoftware.com/help/recast-management-server-system-requirements).

No. Right Click Tools Patching doesn’t need an agent or client software on managed endpoints. This helps reduce deployment complexity and avoids adding an extra piece of software for you to maintain across your environment. 

Yes. You can add custom pre-install, post-install, pre-uninstall, or post-uninstall actions as part of the deployment process. These actions can include PowerShell scripts or executables, giving you more control over how applications are installed, configured, updated, or removed in your environment. Learn more about how to add custom pre- or post-install/uninstall actions. 

Yes. Right Click Tools Patching includes a custom application feature that lets you import your own application installation packages and manage them alongside supported applications in the catalog. This gives you more flexibility when you need to deploy internal apps, niche tools, or applications that aren’t yet part of the supported catalog. Learn more about how to add a custom application. 

Absolutely. Many managed service providers use Right Click Tools Patching to help streamline application management across customer environments. It can help MSPs reduce manual packaging work, standardize application updates, and support client needs more efficiently. Learn more about Application Manager for Service Providers or contact us for details. 

Patching and device warranty status both help IT teams understand endpoint risk and keep devices secure, reliable, and supportable. Patching reduces software vulnerabilities, while warranty visibility helps you identify aging or unsupported devices that may need repair, replacement, or budget planning. Together, they give you a clearer view of which devices need updates, attention, or refresh decisions.  

Yes. Contact us to discuss your environment and get details on trial options, licensing, and the best way to evaluate Right Click Tools Patching for your organization.