Import From Intune
To import your packages from your Intune account, just open your workspace, go to Left Menu, click on [Add..] button and select the Add from
To import your packages from your Intune account, just open your workspace, go to Left Menu, click on [Add..] button and select the Add from
Manage PowerShell App Deployment Toolkit templates for packaging: In this view, you can customize the PSADT Template used to wrap your packages. By default, PacKit
This feature makes migration from MECM to Intune much easier and time-efficient by connecting to your MECM account and providing an import to PacKit option
This article is a step-by-step guide on how to create your PacKit Workspace, add packages, configure them, wrap them in PSADT and upload them to Intune.
You can Login to your PacKit account from Start Page, by clicking onLogin in your account button. The Login View will be displayed. Only one account is needed to manage our three different products: Advanced Installer, Installer Analytics, and PacKit.
PacKit automatically manages WinGet catalog package updates, offering notifications and a built-in mechanism for updating the Applications added to your workspace from WinGet catalog.
Packit offers built-in support for digitally signing the MSIX packages using Trusted Signing or a Certificate from the Store. To configure the digital signature settings for an MSIX go to its Application Information tab and click on Configure Digital Signature hyperlink
In this section, you can view and manage all the packages from your workspace. A new workspace will always be empty, start adding packages you plan to deploy to get the most out of PacKit.
Specify the version of the application contained by the package you want to import.
This view contains specific application information that is stored in your workspace and will be synced with Intune or MECM when you click on Upload to Intune or Upload to MECM power buttons.
