Required Jamf Pro Account Permissions

Important:The Jamf Pro account requires full admin access and Administrator privileges in Jamf Pro Account settings. If not provided, then the Jamf Pro integration with App Portal results in a 401 unauthorized error.

In order for App Portal to be successfully integrated with Jamf Pro, your Jamf Pro account needs to have a specific set of minimum permissions. To define permissions on your Jamf Pro account, perform the following steps:

To set required permissions on your Jamf Pro account:

Launch Jamf Pro and login using your Jamf Pro account.

On the Jamf Pro home page, click the Settings “gear” icon at the top right:

The System Settings tab opens.

Click Jamf Pro User Accounts & Groups. The Jamf Pro User Accounts & Groups page opens.

Click on the name of your Jamf Pro account. The Account tab of the account settings page opens.

Make sure that Privilege Set is set to Administrator and that Access Status is set to Enabled.

Note:In some versions of Jamf Pro, the Access Status field may be named Access Level. If so, set Access Level to Full Access.

Important:If your Jamf Pro system account does not have Administrator privileges, then App Portal will be unable to integrate with Jamf Pro.

Open the Privileges tab. The Jamf Pro Server Objects subtab of the Privileges tab opens.

On the Jamf Pro Server Objects subtab, click Edit and make sure that the following permissions are selected:

Object	Permission
Categories	Create Read Update
Computers	Read
File Share Distribution Points	Read
Packages	Read
Policies	Create Read Update
Static Computer Group	Create Read Update

When you are finished selecting permissions, click Save.

Open the Jamf Pro Server Settings subtab.

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Click Edit and make sure that Read is selected for Activation Code.

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When you are finished selecting permissions, click Save.