PDQ Connect product roadmap
See what new features and enhancements we've got planned for Connect! We're working hard to get these improvements out soon, and we'll update this roadmap if anything changes.
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In progress
Dashboard customizability enhancements
Configure the Dashboard to meet your needs with adjustable timeframes, removable widgets, and re-organization options.
API improvements
Build more secure, flexible integrations with additional API endpoints, granular permissions and scopes for API keys, and OAuth support.
Software policies
Automatically enforce the desired software state across devices by installing, updating, removing, and remediating vulnerable applications.
File explorer
Browse, upload, and download files on managed devices without starting a remote session. Quickly transfer files, access device directories, and retrieve important data while minimizing disruption for end users.
Interactive remote shell
Open a live, interactive terminal session on managed devices directly from Connect. Run commands, view output in real time, navigate the file system, and perform follow-up actions within the same session, all without disrupting the end user.
Auto-deploy remote desktop agent
Automatically deploy the remote desktop agent across managed devices so your team is already ready to connect remotely without additional setup.
macOS vulnerability management
View vulnerabilities impacting macOS devices and remediate them.
Expanded software version coverage
Identify outdated software across more of your environment with version intelligence for over 2,000 additional applications. Get broader version visibility in the Software tab so you can quickly spot applications that need attention.
Bulk ignore vulnerabilities
Save time managing vulnerability findings by ignoring multiple vulnerabilities at once. Quickly apply ignore actions across large sets of findings instead of reviewing and dismissing vulnerabilities one at a time.
Device permissions
Delegate device management safely; assign team members to the devices they’re responsible for and prevent them from deploying to or remotely accessing the rest.
Self-serve hub (managed software center)
Give end users a self-service portal to browse IT-approved software and install or update apps directly from their device.
MCP
Connect AI assistants to PDQ Connect through an official MCP server that exposes Connect capabilities for retrieving information, building workflows, and taking supported actions.
Deployment assistant
Helps sysadmins understand, troubleshoot, and resolve deployments through conversation. Accessible from the Deployment Details page.
Next
Windows update policies
Define rules for when Windows updates should roll out, which ones, and how. Includes logic such as scheduling around Patch Tuesday, update/deployment rings, and reboot deferrals.
Device assistant
Diagnose device issues through a device-scoped AI chat that helps sysadmins understand what’s wrong, why it’s happening, and what to do next.
Planned
Windows/Mac Store app scanning
See Windows/Mac Store app inventory.
Device visibility scoping
Take device permissions further by scoping what each team member sees in addition to what they can do. Ensure the right view for the right person, such as limiting regional IT to their specific devices while admins see everything.
Ticketing
Manage and resolve tickets from end users directly within Connect.
Bandwidth management
Reduce bandwidth usage and speed up deployments by caching packages locally or using peer-assisted delivery.
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