Kandji Integration

The Kandji + Asset Panda integration allows organizations to automatically import Apple device data from Kandji into Asset Panda for centralized asset tracking and visibility. By connecting these platforms, IT administrators can keep Asset Panda collections up to date with hardware details from Kandji, reducing manual data entry and improving audit accuracy.

This is a one-way integration where Asset Panda pulls data from Kandji. Asset Panda does not modify or push data back to Kandji.

Prerequisites

Active Asset Panda subscription
Devices enrolled in Kandji
Admin-level access to both Kandji and Asset Panda
A configured collection in Asset Panda for storing Kandji device records

Kandji Tasks

Setting up Access in Kandji

To sign up for Kandji (if you don’t have an account):

Visit Kandji.
Click Get Started or Request Demo.
Complete the onboarding process.

Once your account is activated, log in to your instance at the URL provided (e.g., https://yourcompany.kandji.io).

Generating an API Token

To generate an API token:

In the Kandji admin portal, go to Settings > Access > API Token Management.
Click Add Token.
Enter a name for the token (e.g., Asset Panda Integration).
Select the following permissions:
- GET /devices
- GET /device-details
Click Create Token.
Copy the token and store it securely. This will be used in Asset Panda.

Note: Record your Kandji URL (e.g., https://yourcompany.kandji.io). This will be entered in Asset Panda as the Server Host Name.

Asset Panda Tasks

Setting up Kandji in Asset Panda

Log in to Asset Panda with an admin account.
Go to Settings > Account Management.
Under the appropriate module, click Manage under Integrations.
Open the Integration Store for the selected account.
In the Integration Store, locate the Kandji tile and click Add.
Switch to the Integrations in this module tab.
Locate the Kandji tile and click Configure.
To authenticate Asset Panda with Kanji, enter the following details:
- Base URL – The web address of the system you are connecting to. This identifies the location of the service.
- API Key - In the API Key field, paste the Kandji API key you copied earlier.
Click Test and save connection to verify the credentials.
Once verified, click Continue with mapping to proceed.

Note: If the connection is valid, you should see a success message and a green checkmark above the Authentication tab.

Mapping Configuration

Once the connection is authenticated, you’ll be taken to the Mapping List screen. This is where you define how data flows between Kandji and Asset Panda.

Click Add mapping option to create a new mapping.
Provide a Mapping Name (e.g., "Kandji Device Import")
Select External Entity: Devices
Select your respective Collection in Asset Panda (e.g., ITAM)
In the Mapping & Sync Direction section, select a Unique Identifier from Kandji
Map this to a unique field in your Asset Panda collection
Add additional fields using the Add more option.

Unique Identifier Table

Kandji Unique Identifier Fields: Description & Guidance

Kandji Field

Description

Usage Recommendation

Agent Installed

Boolean indicating if Kandji agent is installed on the device

Informational; not unique

Agent Version

Version number of the Kandji agent installed

Informational; not unique

Asset Tag

Custom asset tag assigned in Kandji

Use if standardized and unique

Blueprint ID

Internal identifier for the applied blueprint

Not unique; group-level data

Blueprint Name

Name of the assigned blueprint

Not unique; group-level data

Device ID

Internal Kandji-generated device ID

Recommended unique identifier

Device Name

User-assigned or system device name

Use only if standardized

First Enrollment

Date/time of first enrollment

Informational

Is Missing

Boolean indicating if the device is marked as missing

Not suitable as identifier

Is Removed

Boolean indicating if the device is marked as removed

Not suitable as identifier

Last Check In

Timestamp of last check-in with Kandji

Informational

Last Enrollment

Timestamp of most recent enrollment

Informational

Lost Mode Status

Current status of Lost Mode (on/off)

Informational

MDM Enabled

Indicates whether MDM is enabled on the device

Informational

Model

Model name of the device

Not unique

OS Version

Operating system version

Not unique

Platform

Device platform (e.g., macOS, iOS)

Not unique

Serial Number

Manufacturer's serial number

Common and acceptable identifier

Supplemental Build Version

Additional OS version info

Informational

Supplemental OS Version Extra

Additional OS version metadata

Informational