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“Track this month’s Windows updates across Defender, Intune, Azure Update Manager and Azure Virtual Desktop, see what still needs doing and why.” Patch Management app on demo data, This month page for October 2026 patching: filters by device type, 0% patched against 67% the month before, a status bar from up to date to no recent data, and a What needs doing list of devices missing the update, needing a restart, months behind, not reporting or out of support Pages: This month, Devices and Schedules, plus detail pages for Update types, AVD host pools, Out of support and Source comparison, and an Ask Copilot page, plus Matching, Knowledge Base and Settings, which every pre-built app has.

What it includes

What you need

To import, you need your Microsoft client ID, tenant ID and client secret, your Azure subscription IDs, the tags you use for workloads and rollout stages, and an Anthropic API key.

Add it to your workspace

In Builder Mode, open Build Apps, find Patch management in the Gallery and click Import. See Introduction for the full steps and what happens when you import.

Build a starting version yourself

Want to build something like it from scratch instead? Paste this into the Planner, which turns it into ready-to-launch prompts for each data feed, action and app. You can also paste it straight into the Studio Composer.
This won’t recreate the pre-built app exactly. The Composer generates a new app each time, so the same prompt gives a different result every run, even twice in the same session. Treat it as a starting point and refine it in conversation. To get the app exactly as shown on this page, import it from the Gallery.