After so many years of hearing how packagers store their package information in Word or Excel, we decided it's time for something better. So we built a free tool. You can download #PacKit from

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Got many applications? Now you can easily search your workspace or the WinGet repository. PSADT users got some improvements too, along with some digital signing tooling updates.

📢 Our monthly release for PacKit is complete. Check out version 1.7, you can now create Entra ID groups to easily manage your application assignments.

Starting with the end of 2024, this migration is complete. In this article, I wanted to share some of the thoughts we had when we launched the subscriptions, hopefully it will help others facing similar pricing or licensing headaches.

Over the last two years, a part of our team has worked a lot to get this done. Testing new prices or new licensing options is not easy. But the great work done by our team is now visible in the adoption charts we see within our customer base.

We are now starting to work on v1.7 for #PacKit. It will allow you to import hundreds of applications from SCCM to Intune with just some clicks in our GUI.

If you want to influence the development of this feature and future improvements in PacKit DM me and we can have a chat about what problems you have with managing and deploying your applications.

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Here you can find the full list of improvements:. The next version will include support to import SCCM apps so you can easily migrate them to Intune and forget about manually moving those packages or debugging scripts to speed up the migration.

3. Set custom install and uninstall command lines for the PSADT launcher. Until yesterday you could only set the install and uninstall commands for the packages you wrapped with PSADT, now you can also customize the command lines used to execute the PS1 launcher file from PSADT.

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PacKit will create a new application in the workspace, re-using the description, icon, command lines, user assignments, and detection criteria from the previous application - which you can upload with one click to Intune.

2. Clone a package to add a new version - with this option, you can easily update a custom package from your workspace (Winget packages are handled automatically; just right-click on a package in the list -> select "Clone" and pick the new version of your package.

PacKit v1.6 has been released. 🚀. 1. import a PSADT (3.x) package in your PacKit workspace by simply picking the file from disk. Once in the workspace, with 1-click you can generate an intunewin and upload it to your Intune tenant without manually copying your package details.

p.s. v1.6 is almost ready - keep an eye out for our new support for cloning application configurations from your workspace along with the PSADT import support and other improvements. 🚀.