Submission Period Closed

The submission phase for the Official Community Tool (OCT) program has now ended.

We sincerely thank all the contributors who submitted their tools, scripts, and applications.

We are now moving into the evaluation and selection phase, where each submission will be reviewed by our expert panel. The tools that meet our criteria for technical value, community impact, and quality will be awarded the Official Community Tool badge.

YOUR TOOLS DESERVE IT

Earn the Badge

Get the Official Community Tool badge, a digital mark of quality reviewed by trusted experts in the Endpoint Management space.

A certificate will also announced in the LinkedIn group.

Group Visibility

Your tool will be featured in the MEM LinkedIn group and may be pinned or highlighted by the group admin to thousands of professionals.

Post Updates

Once selected, you can share updates about your tool in the group (limited to once every 2 weeks to keep visibility fair for all).

Extra Exposure

Your solution may be invited to webinars, newsletters, or other spotlight formats across the MEM community channels.

How It Works

Submitted tools will be reviewed by a panel of technical experts based on:

Relevance and usefulness for Endpoint Management professionals
Code quality or functional reliability
Maintenance and update activity
Documentation and ease of adoption
Community impact

Only high-quality solutions aligned with community needs will receive the badge.

Deadline: June 15th, 2025 at 23:59 CET

Submission Period Closed

The submission phase for the Official Community Tool (OCT) program has now ended.

We sincerely thank all the contributors who submitted their tools, scripts, and applications.

🗓️The list of selected tools will be announced and published shortly on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Who can apply for the Official Community Tool accreditation?

Only members of the Modern Endpoint Management LinkedIn Group are eligible to apply. If you’re not a member yet, please make sure to join the group before submitting your application.

Is it required that the tool/script/app has been posted in the group before?

It is not mandatory to have shared your tool in the group prior to applying, but tools already published and known within the community may receive stronger recognition and evaluation.

What types of contributions are eligible?

Eligible contributions include tools, applications, scripts, extensions, or similar resources that provide value in the field of endpoint management. These must be technically relevant and useful to the community (e.g., automation tools, remediation scripts, deployment helpers, etc.).

Are there any limits on how many tools someone can submit?

There is no limit. You may submit multiple tools or scripts, provided each one meets the eligibility requirements.

Do I need to be the sole creator of the tool?

You must be the original author or co-author. If the work was created in collaboration with others, all co-authors must be clearly credited in the submission form.

Are freemium or partially paid tools allowed?

No. Tools submitted must be completely free. We do not accept freemium models, trials, or any resource that includes hidden commercial strategies, paid upgrades, or future monetization plans. This program exclusively supports 100% free community tools.

What are the benefits of receiving this accreditation?

Recognized tools will receive a digital badge of quality, visibility in the group, potential featured posts, and official validation by trusted community experts in the endpoint management space.

Can I update the tool after receiving the accreditation?

Yes, updates are welcome as long as the tool remains free and respects the original values of the community. We encourage improvements and new versions to be shared openly.

How is the evaluation done?

Submissions are reviewed by a team of expert contributors based on quality, originality, usefulness, and alignment with community standards. The process is transparent, and each selected tool receives personalized feedback when needed.

EXPERT CONTRIBUTOR TEAM

The Expert Contributor Team is composed of trusted community leaders, MVPs, and seasoned professionals in Endpoint Management. They independently review and evaluate submitted tools based on quality, relevance, and community value.