It would be great if it was possible to sync a static or dynamic security group in Azure AD to a collection in MEMCM. This would be very useful in a Co-Mgmt scenario where the user/device gets the correct CM applications according to AAD group membership.
Today it is only possible to sync collection membership from CM to an AAD group, not the other way around.

The new collection editor is very nice, but it would be even better if we had the option to enable "word wrap" as part of this new window. I know we can resize window, but often times word wrap is the preferred method for viewing.

We would like to target collections that include AAD groups, or the members of AAD groups, with deployments in ConfigMan. We have several use cases where it would be helpful to target the users or machines in AAD groups for deployments.

These machines may be hybrid joined and not enrolled in intune or they may be AAD-only joined co-managed machines. AAD group membership for our users may also be good collection criteria.

Many people build inefficient queries simply because they are unaware of the indexed fields available for the views that are referenced by their query. Can the indexed fields be marked?

Lets say you have one to many Query rules built in a collection but you don't need it a specific time or you are troubleshooting something.
You want to be able to stop using the Query statement without having to remove it from the collection or Build a new collection. A way to keep it documented without having to remember how you last created a rule.

Ability to limit per day how many deployments are done to devices in a single day. Once its done 100 deployments it stops until the next day.

Dear Team,

In Device collection, "Created by" & "Modified by" option is required. Which will be very helpful while trouble shooting.

Regards
Rajesh

Build a Collection for restricted logon hour user accounts.
This way we could target application or jobs when a user is actually allowed to use the computer. Also deploy reminders for the user to save work and logoff.

If I have an orchestration group configured as sequence, I would view the members in the sequence number order without going in the properties of the OG.
If I sort the members for "Sequence number", it uses the classic sorting showing the following:
1
10
11
..
2

Could be implemented a different kind of sorting that follows the correct sequence?

The ability to set a server to have a primary collection. Then have a new sortable column to show Primary Collections.

The Create a new collection and add some servers to that collection and quickly show the primary collection for that list of servers.

It would be very usefull if we could right click on data in the ressource explorer and create a collection that searches for that data in my devices. Its sometimes very hard to make a collection work because of the syntax of the collection statements. It should be possible to edit the value the collection is looking for like "program version, amount of RAM etc"

Allow user to pin Device Collections to the side bar similar to how you can pin frequently used folders in Explorer. I work in a small part of a large university so it takes me a lot of clicks to get to my own device collections.

I'd like the ability to change the limiting collection on multiple collections at the same time.

When I right click on a device to use the Client Tool 'Show Collections', I would like to click on a Collection and 'Remove the Device' without going into each individual collection.

Add column to see last software update scan time and date. goes hand in hand with Last DDR time, Hardware Inv scan, Software Inv. scan.

Can Resource Explorer be updated to include the device name of the object you are looking at in the title bar.

Today if you have a collection with a large query such as for thousands of devices, you may hit a character limit. In larger environments, this may happen more often. This could be from a list query or a query with many ANDs or ORs.

It would be awesome if I could right click a Boundary or Boundary Group and create a queried collection off of it.

For instance, we have satellite clinics where we have boundaries for each floor (ED, Urgent Care, etc). It would be awesome to be able to quickly create a collection based on that range