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# Insights Custom Client Actions
*Applies to: Patch My PC Advanced Insights*
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Advanced Insights must be granted the correct permissions to your SMS Provider for these actions to work. See [Configuration Manager Permissions](/patch-my-pc-insights/insights-configuration-manager-permission-requirements.md).
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Clients with the Inventory Extensions MSI installed will support the use of our custom client actions:
### ⚙ Script Approval
If you see this message when using any of the custom client actions:
This means you have the "Additional Script Approver" setting enabled in ConfigMgr. To approve our script, please follow these steps:
1. Open your ConfigMgr Console
2. Go to Software Library > Scripts
3. Right click and approve the "Advanced Insights Client Actions" script
### Custom Action Descriptions
* Notify - Sends a message box to all users logged in on the client, this message includes the\
* Install Updates - Installs all updates which are advertised to the device which are targeted as available or required. This is the same action as pressing Install All in the Software Center.
* Repair Client - Executes the ccmrepair.exe
* Clear CCM Cache - Clears all ccmcache items on the client (including persistent cache)
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