RMMmax Monthly Update — April 1 – May 1, 2026

Here’s what the RMMmax team shipped this month (April 1 – May 1, 2026). We’re constantly improving the platform to help MSPs work smarter and faster.

🚀 New Features

We’ve updated the card layout to allow for dynamic height adjustment, improving flexibility.
Introducing a new Warranty Tool to better manage warranties.
Featured images are now auto-generated with AI-powered summaries for your content.
The weekly blog post generation is now streamlined with a new workflow.
We’ve added new automated blogging workflows for RMMmax.
All Datto components have been updated to support new tools.
We’ve added four new RMM provider modules to enhance your options.
You can now manage reboots directly from the Settings dropdown.
We’ve introduced a Logs menu in UpdateManager for better access to your updates.
The Settings toolbar menu now starts with an ‘Enable / Disable’ option for easier navigation.
We’ve made improvements to how title updates are displayed in UpdateManager.
A new ‘Last Update’ column has been added to the client agent table for better tracking.
We’ve implemented a more efficient way to compare forms in Django templates.
We’ve made significant package updates, improving overall performance.
Agent service tasks now include a new purge process for old commands.
Per-agent logs have been added for better tracking of actions.
We’ve enhanced our threading for better performance in the service.
You can now see counts for both independent and non-independent agents directly in the view.
New functions and imports have been added to improve overall functionality.
Independent agents can now execute scripts more reliably with improved command handling.
The ‘Download Agent Service’ menu item is now easier to access and triggers a direct download.
UI updates have been made to enhance the agent configuration experience.
We’ve introduced a new starting point for the Agent Service, enhancing our API.
We’ve added logging rate limits for more efficient client and agent synchronization.
Tool-level logging has been implemented for better tracking of client and agent tools.

⚡ Improvements

Agent service download menus have been updated for easier access.
The blog generator has transitioned from weekly to monthly updates.
Admin dashboards have been improved with a new feature for reactivating inactive users.
macOS updates now utilize only native tools, enhancing compatibility.
Update Manager’s UI has received a refresh for better usability.
Reboot Manager has undergone various updates for improved performance.
We’ve updated zip files to ensure you have the latest versions.
Software Manager now operates more efficiently with Update Manager disabled.
Backend updates have been completed for improved functionality.
Various scripts have been updated for better performance.
Label updates have been made for clarity.
All functions have been fine-tuned for optimal performance.
Form submissions have been simplified, enhancing user experience.
Agent_Check_In has been optimized for efficient check-in processes.
All provider files have been updated for consistency.
The Database for Stripe has been updated to ensure unique customer IDs.

🐛 Bug Fixes

We’ve resolved a timing issue with daemon processes to ensure smoother operation.
A bug in AppleScript was fixed to enable the proper execution of shell commands.
We’ve applied two fixes in SetupWindowController.swift for better stability.
An error related to icon references in Contents.json has been addressed.
We’ve made two additional fixes to improve overall functionality.
Code improvements have been made to ensure reliability in client updates.
We’ve resolved a root cause preventing successful updates in the update manager.
A bug in the agent tab navigation has been fixed for a smoother user experience.
We’ve added comprehensive logging to track changes and resolutions.
A silent failure in a key function has been resolved for better reliability.
We’ve corrected the settings API URL to ensure proper configuration.
A stray argument causing a TypeError has been fixed in the token generation process.
We’ve resolved an issue with agent configurations preventing proper syncing.
A code issue causing outdated commands has been fixed for accurate dispatching.
The database now handles updates correctly, enhancing performance.
We’ve improved the loading behavior for agent status updates.
The permission issue with PowerShell scripts has been resolved for better execution.
The logging functionality has been enhanced for accurate tracking of events.
We’ve fixed issues with client notifications in Surflog for better user communication.
UI refresh intervals have been optimized for consistent data updates.
We’ve addressed bugs affecting subscription updates for better reliability.

🔧 Behind the Scenes

Merged updates from various contributors to enhance functionality.
All project phases have been completed, ensuring a cohesive product.
The Mac Agent menu now follows a logical order for easier navigation.
The volume icon now displays the RMMmax logo for brand consistency.
Various changes have been made to improve overall project structure.
SetupWindowController.swift has undergone important updates for better performance.
We’ve transitioned the blog workflow to monthly updates for better content management.
Merged updates have been completed for improved functionality.
Build logs have been uploaded for transparency.
The Xcode project has been confirmed for proper setup.
We’ve corrected component names for accuracy.
Adjusted files to align with RMMmax standards for consistency.
Logo rendering issues have been fixed for proper display.
We’ve resolved authentication issues in CVE views for improved security.
Build files have been copied to the public folder for easier access.
The bash script for CVE scanning has been simplified for better usability.
We’re verifying migration issues for seamless database updates.
Unnecessary elements have been removed for cleaner code.
Backend updates have completed successfully for improved performance.
The Reboot Manager has been finalized for reliable operation.
We’ve made necessary adjustments to URLs for consistency.
Updated navigation menus for enhanced user experience.
The dialog now features a minimum width for better layout.
Both table exports now follow the same logic for consistency.
Export options have been standardized for a cohesive interface.
Log message fields have been updated for better data management.
The first release build has been completed and is ready for use.
Converted configuration files for better compatibility.
We’ve introduced checks for agent independence to streamline operations.
Logging enhancements have been added for better tracking.
Non-None teams now correctly utilize agent functions for efficiency.
The registration process has been improved for user feedback.
We’ve addressed various issues in the logging flow for better clarity.
All changes have been documented for transparency.
Renamed components for better identification.
UI has been rebuilt for a seamless experience.
Backend processes have been optimized for speed and efficiency.
All entries have been standardized for consistency.
Key changes have been made to the CommandExecutor for better performance.
The BitLocker status is now displayed based on OS type for clarity.
We’ve improved the logging of activity for better insights.
The old team filtering issues have been resolved for better processing.
Registration success messages have been implemented for user assurance.
We’ve ensured that UI updates reflect the latest state for user convenience.
Refined the logging process for clear visibility.
We’ve cleaned up general log queries for better performance.
Unnecessary tasks have been removed for a streamlined experience.
Admin URLs have been removed from use for security.
Email notifications have been adjusted to reduce frequency.

That’s a wrap for this month! Have feedback or feature requests? Drop us a line — we love hearing from the MSP community. Stay tuned for more updates next month!