Sub groups will pull all machines into one category or another at all levels, but there are some cases where you may want to filter out sets of machines to not appear on a certain subgroup level, instead of the whole session group as the current session group filter does. Having this adjusted for different levels of each subgroup expression would be ideal.

We have recently updated to version 20.13.1905.7657 and now we are unable to connect from our client pc's by logging in via our in house portal, this only affects some clients PC's. The PC;'s are running Chrome and Mozzilla and internet explorer, none of them appears to run the login script on sign on.

On Windows computers the text added to the variable "BlankMonitorMessageFormat" wraps on the screen appropriately. On Mac computers, this doesn't currently happen, and it shows the middle of the line. The left and right of it would be 'off screen'.  Using <br> or \n doesn't help, since it shows the text verbatim on the screen.

This feature is totally useless on Mac computers unless you only add a few words to "BlankMonitorMessageFormat". 

I wish there was an agent for Apple Ipads, and Iphones.  So many of our users struggle with getting corporate apps working on their phones, I wish I could remote onto them to assist.

Talked with several reps to get this done. 

No one really had a definite idea how to do this.

Some said to set it to "0".

Some said to set it to an arbitrary # like "64440"

I'd suggest have a setting where the user either can check off "disable" or to allow the user to set it to "0" to disable.

like in the access machine status on the dashboard, be able to download which ones are offline/online & add notes to keep track of them.

I'd like to be able to generate and apply profiles that would contain the settings found in Admin -> Advanced -> Web Config to select clients.  For example, I have linux clients that don't respond to the wake command properly and generate an error.  It would be fantastic to be able to select certain features that only applied to certain installs,

Please introduce a list of the default assignments of the first 4 custom property items early in the documentation. I caught on to how they are used quickly, just couldn't find how they had been assigned. At least one was in the examples, but I had to go to ConnectWise U, "Add custom properties to sessions" to find the default assignments spelled out.  A table with that might help future newbies be more productive, keep them from wasting time looking for those values.

Right now, we have to click each computers the generate a guest host pass. It'd be faster if we click all computers on a session group to be able to generate guest host passes in 1 go for each computers.

Most apps and programs will "resize" their elements of a window when moving from a high resolution monitor (e.g. 3840x2160 set to 175% text size) to a lower resolution monitor (e.g. 1920x1200 at 100% text size).  This so that windows do not look bulky and mis-shaped.   The session program does not do this.

workstation:
Dell T3610
Windows 10 Pro build 2004 19041.630
Xeon E5-2650v2
AMD FirePro V5900