Mariale_Pulseway

Hey @Donald Jackson - Thanks for reaching out. There is no direct way to look at when it was run, but if you have diagnostic logging enabled (Configuration -> Settings -> Enable diagnostic agent logging) and also on this system after the previous. Then, whenever the group command is sent, you can pull up the diagnostic logging and then see when it was sent and if it worked or not. You can also check that specific system's Windows updates section, which reflects when the update was last checked. Refer to the image.

Hey @Labsy - Sorry to listen this has been happening. I just raised a ticket for you and they'll reach out shortly😊

Integrations refined. Automation streamlined. Visibility upgraded. Here’s the quick rundown: Improved ConnectWise integration — guided setup, smarter device matching, clearer org mapping, and expanded field syncing. Distribution Window — spread script/workflow execution over 1–12 hours to avoid bandwidth spikes. Linux OS patching from the Device Card — scan, review, and install updates without touching SSH iOS Remote View — real-time troubleshooting for enrolled iPhones/iPads If you're aiming for smoother workflows and better visibility, this release is absolutely worth a look. 📄 Read the full release notes here.

Hey @Nicholas I - Just raised a ticket on your behalf and someone from our team will reach out shortly😊

Hey @Fokke Stoker @steveburke - Thanks for reaching out. We had some service disruption over the weekend that may have affected you, but it should be back to normal now. However, if the issue still persists let me know and I'll raise a ticket on your behalf😊

Hey @Alan @chriscarpenter - Thanks for reaching out. Just raised a ticket for you as well and someone from our team will be able to assist you😊

Hey @Morten Olin - Thanks for reaching out. I just raised a ticket on your behalf and someone from our team will reach out shortly😊

Hey @chriscarpenter @AMJ Systems - I just raised a ticket on your behalf and someone from our team will reach out shortly😊

Hey @rick6612 - Thanks for reaching out. I just submitted a ticket on your behalf and they'll reach out to you shortly☺️

Hey @StAD - I just raised a ticket with our support team about this and they'll reach out shortly😊

Hey @Labsy - Just contacted our support team to assist with this. They'll reach out shortly😊

Hey @Rhatake - Thanks for reaching out! Yes, you can use custom script include Sysinternals Handle.exe (from Microsoft) via PowerShell to identify and log. Next you can create a PowerShell script under Automation > Automation hub > User Defined > Create Script. Either you can create a Task in the same page to schedule the script or run manually on multiple machines from Device > Device management > Selecting the machines > Action > Run Script. Refer to images😊

Hey @JustinAN7 - Thanks for reaching out. I just raised a ticket on your behalf and someone from our team will contact you shortly😊

Hey @Lix1 - Thanks for reaching out! Yes, this can be done by workflows. Once created, run/schedule the workflow. Refer to image.

Hey @deepee - Just raised a ticket for you and they'll contact you shortly😊