Jamf Pro Integration
Integrate your Jamf Pro Cloud account with Asset Panda to automatically import device and user information. This integration keeps your asset records accurate and up to date by continuously retrieving data from Jamf Pro into Asset Panda. The integration supports uni-directional data flow from Jamf Pro to Asset Panda.
This integration requires a Jamf Pro Cloud account.
The process of integrating the Jamf Pro account with Asset Panda to fetch data includes:
Setting up and configuring the Jamf Pro integration in Asset Panda.
Mapping the fields from Jamf Pro to Asset Panda.
You need to perform the following steps to Integrate Jamf Pro with Asset Panda:
Enable Jamf Pro: Connect the Jamf Pro account to fetch data.
Configure Asset Panda Integration: Steps to configure and map the Jamf Pro data fields within Asset Panda.
Ensure Data Accuracy: Ensure that the data fetched from Jamf Pro is accurately mapped and stored in Asset Panda.
Prerequisites
The following items must be in place:
You must have an active Jamf Pro account.
You must have the necessary permissions to configure integrations in both Jamf Pro and Asset Panda.
Ensure the following unique fields are present to support syncing:
For computer devices, either the Serial Number or Asset Tag must be unique.
For users, the Email Address must be unique.
Setup Jamf Pro with Asset Panda
Log in to Asset Panda. Go to Settings > Account Management.
Click Manage for the respective module.
Open the Integrations Store for the desired account.
Go to the Jamf Pro tile and click Add from the Asset Panda Integration Store.
Switch to the Integrations in this module tab.
Go to the Jamf Pro tile and click Configure.
To authenticate Asset Panda with Jamf Pro, enter the following details:
Server Hostname: Enter your Jamf Pro URL (e.g.,
https://xyz.jamfcloud.com).Username: Enter the Jamf Pro account username. To know the permission required, see Jamf Pro Permissions.
Password: Enter the Jamf Pro account password.
Port: Enter the required port number.
Click Test and Save Connection to verify the authentication. If the connection fails, verify your credentials and try again.
After saving, click Continue mapping.
Map Jamf Pro Fields to Asset Panda
After completing the setup, configure how data from Jamf Pro is mapped to your Asset Panda collection.
Before mapping, ensure the following:
A name has been assigned to the mapping
The correct Asset Panda collection has been selected
The correct external entity (e.g., Computers or Users) has been chosen
Mapping defines where each data point from Jamf Pro is placed in Asset Panda. It also determines which field is used to uniquely identify records—critical for maintaining data accuracy and avoiding duplication.
Jamf Pro Field Mapping and Identifier Reference
Active Directory Status
Indicates if the device is linked to Active Directory
Map for device compliance tracking if needed
Architecture Type
Processor architecture (e.g., x86, ARM)
Map if you're categorizing by hardware type
Asset Tag
Custom tag assigned to the device
Recommended for unique ID if used consistently
Bar Code 1
Primary barcode label
Map if barcoding is used in inventory tracking
Bar Code 2
Secondary barcode label
Map as a backup barcode or alternate tag
Bluetooth Low Energy Capability
Indicates support for BLE
Map for tracking device features
Building ID
Identifier for asset location
Map to location field
Bus Speed
System bus speed
Map if tracking hardware performance
Cache Size
CPU cache size
Map for detailed profiling
Computer Name
Assigned name of the device
Useful for display only; avoid as unique ID
Department ID
Internal department ownership
Map for department-based filtering
Email Address
User's email address
Recommended unique ID for users
FileVault 2 Enabled Users
Users with FileVault access
Map for security compliance
Full Name
User’s full name
Map for display; not a stable unique ID
IP Address
Current device IP address
Avoid – dynamic value
Is Leased
Indicates leasing status
Map for lifecycle tracking
Is Purchased
Indicates if the asset was purchased
Map for financial reporting
Jamf Binary Version
Version of installed Jamf agent
Map to verify system coverage
Jamf Pro Computer ID
Internal unique ID assigned by Jamf Pro
Safe and stable unique ID
Lease Expiration
Lease end date
Map for contract expiration tracking
Life Expectancy
Expected life of the device
Map to plan replacements
Make
Manufacturer (Apple, Dell, etc.)
Map to vendor field
Managed
Whether device is under Jamf management
Map to indicate device compliance
MDM Capability
Indicates support for Mobile Device Management
Map for enrollment eligibility
Model
Device model name
Map to categorize asset types
Model Identifier
Manufacturer's model ID
Map for technical reference
NIC Speed
Network card speed
Map if tracking network capabilities
Number of Processors
Total processor count
Map for performance or hardware reports
Operating System
OS installed on the device
Map for inventory or software compliance
Operating System Build
Specific build number of the OS
Map to ensure version compliance
Optical Drive
Presence/type of optical drive
Map if relevant to asset profile
Phone Number
User's contact number
Avoid – may change or duplicate
Platform
OS platform (e.g., macOS, iOS)
Map to separate desktop vs. mobile assets
PO Date
Purchase order date
Map for procurement history
PO Number
Purchase order reference
Map for financial linking
Position
User’s job title
Map for HR alignment
Primary MAC Address
Main MAC address of the device
Use with caution as unique ID
Processor Speed
CPU speed in GHz
Map for hardware tracking
Processor Type
CPU model (Intel, Apple Silicon, etc.)
Map to identify chipsets
Purchase Price
Cost of the asset
Map for value and depreciation tracking
Room
Room/location within a building
Map for precise asset location
Secondary MAC Address
Alternate MAC address
Use if primary MAC not available
Serial Number
Manufacturer serial number
Highly recommended for device matching
SMC Version
Apple system controller version
Map for Mac-specific auditing
Supervised
Indicates supervision status
Map for compliance tracking
Total Number of Cores
CPU core count
Map for system spec reports
Total RAM
Installed memory size
Map for hardware profile
UDID
Universal Device Identifier
Best for mobile/Apple devices
Username
Login username of the user
Not recommended as unique ID
Vendor
Supplier of the device
Map for procurement reports
Warranty Expiration
Warranty end date
Map for renewal and support planning
Jamf Pro Permissions
Your Jamf Pro account must have sufficient privileges to access and sync the necessary data. You can use one of the pre-existing privilege sets or define custom permissions.
Jamf Pro Pre-existing Privilege Sets
Administrator
User will be able to read and write the records along with other privileges
Auditor
User will be able to read and write the records (minimum requirement)
Enrollment Only
User will not be able to read or write the records (not required for integration)
Custom
User can set specific permissions as needed
Jamf Pro Custom Privileges
Users
Required
Not required (unless updating records)
Computers
Required
Not required (unless updating records)
Mobile Devices
Required
Not required (unless updating records)
Buildings
Required
Not required (unless updating records)
Departments
Required
Not required (unless updating records)
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