Using PacKit

Open Package Manifest

A Universal Standard for Windows App Deployment For enterprise IT administrators and application packagers, managing software deployment across Microsoft Intune, SCCM (MCM), or custom CI/CD

Assignments View

Manage Intune Assignments This functionality is available for free during the trial period. After the trial expires a PacKit Plus subscription will be required to

Settings View

In this view, you can make various PacKit configurations. General Here you can configure PSADT Templates. Project Save applications as fragments This option ensures that

Wrapper View

Wrap with PSADT Use this button to wrap the package with the PowerShell App Deployment Toolkit. PacKit uses the latest version of this tool and

Application List

Add packages to your workspace To add a package, just click on [Import application] button. There are five options: The catalog currently uses the WinGet

Detection Rule View

Operating System Configuration Operating system architecture Specify the required OS architecture: Minimum operating system Specify the Minimum OS version. Detection Method In this section, you

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

PSADT Templates

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

Import From MECM

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

Getting Started with PacKit

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.

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