About PatchBee
PatchBee is built by Elevate Solutions, a software studio that designs and ships production apps for the companies that run on them.
Packaging apps for Intune by hand doesn't scale
Every app means chasing down an installer, guessing the right silent-install switches, writing detection rules, and testing the deployment one tenant at a time. Do that across Windows and macOS, across dozens of apps, across every update, and app packaging quietly becomes a full-time job nobody signed up for.
We kept watching skilled admins burn afternoons on work that was tedious, repetitive, and easy to get subtly wrong. A missed switch or a bad detection rule doesn't fail loudly. It fails later, on someone's device.
So we turned that work into a product. PatchBee puts the catalog, the plan engine, and native publishing in one place, so packaging an app takes a couple of minutes instead of an afternoon, and every app in the catalog has a deployment path that actually works.
PatchBee
Intune app packaging, automated.
- 100% of the catalog is deployable
- Windows + macOS from one console
- Native MSIX & macOS pkg / dmg
Principles behind the product
A few opinions about endpoint management that show up in every part of PatchBee.
Every app deserves a working path
If it's in the catalog, it should deploy. We don't ship an app until there's a detection method and install path that actually works in Intune.
Windows and macOS are equals
macOS shouldn't be a second-class citizen bolted on later. Both operating systems get first-class packaging, detection and publishing.
Automation without losing control
PatchBee generates the plan, but you review it. Every command, detection rule and requirement is visible and overridable before anything ships.
Security is not a feature
Encrypted secrets, SSRF-guarded downloads, and SHA-256 verification aren't upsells. They're how every package is built, on every plan.
Try PatchBee on your tenant.
Connect Intune, package a real app, and publish it during a trial. No card needed to explore the catalog.