Slow
Each app burns hours on work that should be repeatable.
Packaging automation software
Windows app packaging. Ready for Intune.
AutoPack turns vendor installers, URLs, Winget packages, Chocolatey packages, MSIX files, and prepared folders into tested deployment bundles your endpoint team can actually use.
One request
One bundle
IngestSubmit a file, URL, Winget ID, Chocolatey ID, MSIX, or metadata folder.
BuildAnalyze metadata, apply overrides, wrap for Intune, and prepare optional MSIX.
ProveRun validation, generate docs, publish artifacts, and support Intune delivery.
The packaging problem
Manual packaging slows everything down.
Every new Windows app can turn into a small project: find the installer, discover silent switches, build detection logic, test the result, write the handover, and repeat it all for the next update.
Inconsistent
Different engineers produce different packages, docs, and detection rules.
Risky
Failures often surface during deployment because proof is added too late.
How it works
One request file. Fully automated.
AutoPack is built around the same request model used in the product code: source, metadata, overrides, options, and publishing settings. That keeps intake simple and makes every run easier to review.
source:
type: winget
id: Notepad++.Notepad++
metadata:
publisher: Notepad++ Team
options:
produceMsix: required
produceWdac: true
publish:
mode: publish-and-assign- IngestResolve the source and collect the installer or prepared artifacts.
- Analyze and wrapDetect metadata, merge overrides, and create the Intune Win32 package.
- Test and documentValidate the install flow, generate evidence, and publish the bundle.
Source flexibility
Six ways in. One way out.
Endpoint teams rarely receive software in one perfect format. AutoPack normalizes common source types into one packaging flow and one consistent delivery bundle.
FileVendor MSI or EXE
URLDownload link
WingetPackage ID
ChocoChocolatey ID
MSIXExisting package
FolderPrepared metadata
What you get
A deployment bundle, not just a wrapped installer.
The useful output is the whole package: deployment artifact, validation proof, import material, and security-ready extras where the customer environment needs them.
Intune Win32 package
Built for upload and assignment in Microsoft Intune.
Optional MSIX
Produced when requested or required by the package strategy.
App Control for Business
Optional supplemental policy output for controlled Windows estates.
Documentation
README, summary data, and Intune import context for handover.
Sandbox report
Install, detection, and uninstall evidence before deployment.
Versioned artifacts
A clean bundle ready for storage, review, and operational follow-up.
Buying path
Start small. Scale when it works.
AutoPack can support one urgent package, a recurring packaging backlog, or a customer-owned factory model. The value is the same: faster delivery with less manual packaging drag.
Package this for me
Use one painful application to prove the flow and receive a deployable bundle.
Run packaging for us
Turn recurring packaging demand into a predictable managed delivery line.
Give us our own setup
Operate the packaging model inside a customer-controlled Azure and Intune boundary.
Next step
Ready to automate your packaging?
Bring one app, a messy backlog, or a customer packaging requirement. We will map the quickest path from raw software to an Intune-ready delivery bundle.