When using the support forums, make sure to post any images, logs or other supporting information to help our team assist you. If you are having a problem you can post them here for our team and the community to help you with. Operational Support can be anything with using a particular plugin inside your MSP's environment. Plugins4Automate's support forums are here to help you find quick answers to your questions. Plugin support comes in 2 flavors, operational and licensing support. You are in the right place, Plugins4Automate is committed to making sure you get the most out of your investment so we have several support options for you. Here is a quick how-to install plugins on to a ConnectWise Automate System So you are having some issues? We keep all the documentation on our tools available on the forums for you to dive into. Would you like to know more about the plugin? Feel free to head over to our Support Forums. Selecting an agent from the agent list allows the MSP to preform several tasks on the agent including scanning, installing and updating software. The client management console allows the MSP to enable the client for management and to control the agents and software titles deployed to the client. There are thousands of software titles you can add to the Chocolatey For Automate plugin. The global manager come pre populated with the most common software titles found in your environment.
This however is not required to get a full set of features out of Chocolatey. Visit Chocolatey.Org for the optional upgrade to Chocolatey MSP edition and get even more out of the Chocolatey For Automate plugin. Want even deeper integration with Chocolatey MSP Edition as a add-on to this plugin.
In fact, managing software applications could not be easier when using the Chocolatey For Automate. This allows MSPs to control mass amounts of Windows systems and software applications in a very simple to use interface. Plugins4Automate has harnessed the power of Chocolatey and brought it into the ConnectWise Automate RMM platform. That's right, Microsoft OneGet uses Chocolatey, see Windows PowerShell OneGet. Microsoft out of the box support for Chocolatey? Great question, see Chocolatey vs Ninite.
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