Self Service Help

@Janothin Unless you want the applications to always show in Self Service you'd need to create a Smart Group for each one that indicates the app is installed then use that Smart Group as an exclusion for the Policy that installs them via Self Service. The state of the Install button in Self Service policies does not indicate if an app is installed, just that the policy has successfully been run.

They would like the applications to label as 'installed' and possibly reflect when a patch needs to be applied for a software update. Do you have any recommendations on how to accomplish this?

One more comment about the display of the policy in Self-Service: to make sure the policy icon disappears after the install you will need to refresh the inventory, otherwise the smart group indicating that the app is installed will only be updated after the next regular refresh.

We don't offer policies for software updates, only for installation and removal. The removal policies are only scoped to Devices that have the app installed.

@Janothin You'd could do something like this: Create a Smart Group for each app. For the Policy that installs the app use that Smart Group as an Exclusion for the Scope so once it's installed the Policy will be removed from Self Service. Create an additional Policy for each app that uses the Smart Group as the Target for the Scope and in the Self Service configuration set the button names to Installed. That policy will appear in Self Service when the app is installed.