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Request Application

Can't find the application you need? Submit a request to add it to the Pckgr Library.

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Pckgr has over 700 applications available and are adding to the list regularly. If you come across an application that is not available in the repository you are deploying from, you can use the Request Application feature to submit a request ticket to our team.

Request an Application

  1. Navigate to the 'Request an Application' feature on the Pckgr Dashboard.

  1. Search for the Winget ID of the application:

    1. Open Powershell or CMD and run the command: winget search 'app name'.

    2. If the application is in the Winget repository, the related data will be listed. Copy the Winget ID and paste it in the request feature prompt box.

  2. For those customers on the Business Plan or a Custom Plan and use Pckgr's Private Repository for their application deployment, applications that do not have a Winget ID can be requested.

    1. Toggle the 'manual request' setting.

    2. Enter the name of the application.

    3. Enter further information to ensure the correct application is added; product website or download URL.

  3. For Mac application requests, toggle the Mac Apps setting:

    1. Click 'View Label List' to search for the Installomator Label for your app.

    2. Insert the label in the space provided.

  4. Click 'submit' and a ticket will be raised with the Pckgr development team to add your application to the library.

  5. When your application has been added, you will receive an email notification that it is available in the Pckgr Library, ready for deployment.

Pckgr receives application requests regularly and the team works hard to add them to the Library as soon as possible.

If your application is not in the Installomator Label List, this application is not currently able to be supported by Pckgr. For more information on Pckgr's integration with Installomator for MacOS application management in Intune, go to the repository page.

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Pckgr Dashboard application request feature