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APPLICATION MANAGER

Streamline application management and third-party patching.

Manage and patch all 3rd party 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

Third-party application patch management simply cannot be efficient and secure if it is still done manually. Decrease the vulnerabilities of your IT environment by automating the 3rd party patching aspect of your security infrastructure. By doing this you both improve security and save time by removing manual tasks.

From patch management to application management—we’ve got you covered

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 a sensible choice for every organization with Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager (MECM), Intune, or WSUS in use. With 2,500+ applications in our catalog, automated software updates save everyone’s time, streamline effectiveness, and keep third-party applications’ cyber security threats at bay.

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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.

Ease of automating security updates

Third party applications waiting for an update cause a significant security risk to organizations of all shapes and sizes. Application Manager keeps the applications up-to-date and helps combat the vulnerabilities caused by out-of-date 3rd party applications. 

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See how Application Manager is used to streamline patching efforts to ensure timely and automated patch development, enhance vulnerability management, and improve environment stability and performance.

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Application Manager Features Overview

Application Deployment

Slice and dice how you want to deploy and install applications across networks or on specific devices at specific times.

Screenshot from within Application Manager that show that a software deployment update has been completed.

Automate application processes

Deploy new software updates to your environment’s CSM supported applications automatically, ensuring that all supported applications are always up-to-date and improving your environment’s overall security. Applications can also be installed in the background, reducing any user disruptions.

Scheduling

By using the application deployment scheduling settings, end user interruptions are minimized, and deployments take place on your time. You can also schedule deployments to certain device groups for activities such as testing and product deployments.

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 installing not only the officially packaged applications, but also your organization’s own in-house applications. You can manage which application will be installed on which device at a given time, increasing your ability to customize how applications are installed and delivered.

Uninstalling applications

Not only can you install applications with Application Manager, but you also can uninstall supported applications. This is done easily through the web interface of Application Manager when using Intune or the standard process in MECM or WSUS. This ensures that no longer needed or supported applications are removed from each system, limiting 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.

Screenshot of the web-based management portal from within Application Manager that shows what is new with latest software updates.

Web-connected management

With the web-based management portal you can configure the service, select applications, and manage settings all from one location, saving time and streamlining your management needs and costs.

Email notifications

In the event that you need to message users about application updates, Application Manager has you covered. You can send e-mail notifications about ongoing application deployments to specific user groups or directly to the end user, making communication about application updates easier between admins and end users.

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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

Application Manager has you covered if emailing users is not your choice of communication. You can also select to show (or not to show) Windows 10 and 11 toast notifications to end-users regarding application updates.

Maintenance windows

Installation packages can be used for manual installations or to define a suitable maintenance window for installing the application updates. For example, you can define the time, day of the week, and more when installing device updates. This ability helps to limit any disruptions that the end user might experience during an application update or installation.

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

Application Packaging

Push applications confidently knowing they have been tested and made for organizational deployments, ensuring a smooth and secure update process.

Screenshot from within Application Manager showing the status of installing a software program. An option to Cancel is available.

Package installation

By following industry standards, all installation packages are adware free and made for organizational use. The applications you are pushing are always good-to-go—another way that Application Manager can help keep your systems running smoothly and securely.

Application testing

All installation packages are not only tested on the latest OS version, but they are also tested on older OS versions as well. This is done to ensure no compatibility issues are found during the installation, updating and removal processes. The testing process makes sure that the applications being pushed are ready for deployment.

Image showing that a new application has completed testing for new version detected, tested for full functionality, and approved for release.

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 example, installation packages can be manually used when installing new devices that require specific or unique applications, or if additional application testing is required. This gives you the flexibility to push application update that best suit your environmental needs.

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