Some of the Mac computers in my Pulseway WebApp are showing older version then they currently have. For example a computer with the latest version 11.3.1 is showing as 10.16.0
Agent Vers ion is 8.4.1
 
 

I am working on building an Ad Hoc report in PSA to be able to list on-hand products and serial numbers assigned to that product for inventorying purposes.
I know the Serial Numbers are tracked, and are listed when deploying them as assets in Service Desk.  Is there a way to get that information to display in a report to possibly inventory product & serial number?

The recent update to the web portal that stripped away all the colors and icons and left blue or grey outlines on a blue and grey/white backdrop is horrid. Using the web portal is now much less intuitive and not as easy to navigate at a glance by far.
Is there any way to go back to the previous interface that had colors? I mean, if you're not going to give us the choice on using such a minimalist interface, at least give us a dark mode...

I know this would be a major change in the reporting interface, but how about an option to interact with the results of a report.
Maybe one can choose  an additional "Report Format" when editing a report and have an option for Interactive?
When this is enabled the output of the report is immediately displayed in web format with hyperlinks to automate certain tasks by sending a back-end task/script to the agent.
For example:
Report                                          Interaction Script Task (Relayed to the agent)
Applications                               link next to each agent to uninstall the application
Assets                                        link to create asset tag if none exist
OS Patching                               link to assign Policy / Update now
3rd Party Patching                    link next to each agent to update the application
Drive Usage                               link to run a temp files cleanup job
Anti-virus                                    install AV / Run Scan / Update (not sure how this ties in to the existing Kaspersky deployment)
 
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I am curious to know why 3rd party patch mgmt. is an additional paid feature. Before I would get notified for like Adobe Reader needed an update, know I have to pay additional to get this notification?
What else within the features we already get will be removed to a "module" that we have to pay additional for? I only oversee around 60 endpoints, so I am not a big player, but there are issues now that are making me look and trial other RMM solutions. 
Today I logged into my dash-panel as I do everyday M-F only to be greeted with 53 notifications for critical updates for Windows. Going into to the systems one by one, I quickly realized that something is not right. When viewing the systems, it clearly stated there were updates for Windows needed, but going to the actual systems available updates, I see "No updates found". Is Windows itself considered a 3rd party now?
While writing this:
20 May 2019 08:45
1 critical update is available on computer 'REDACTED' in group 'REDACTED - Workstations'.   Available Updates
No Updates Found
Last Checked: 20 May 2019 08:48