What Jamf data is retrieved

IT Asset Management (Cloud)

View each of the tables below to see what computer hardware, installed evidence, and WMI evidence is retrieved from Jamf. This data is retrieved by running the Jamf PowerShell adapter which calls the Jamf Pro API.

Note: The Jamf adapter only supports the collection of device information from devices running macOS operating systems.

Endpoint details

The following endpoints are invoked internally by the Jamf adapter; therefore, customers are only required to configure the base URL. The adapter will then automatically append the appropriate paths to this base URL (the base URL is configured when creating the Jamf connection) when calling the various endpoints. To see configuration steps for the Jamf adapter, refer to Creating the Jamf Connection.

• Hardware details endpoint—https://[YOURCOMPANY].jamfcloud.com/api/v1/computers-inventory?section=GENERAL&section=STORAGE&section=USER_AND_LOCATION&section=HARDWARE&section=OPERATING_SYSTEM

• Installed evidence endpoint—https://[YOURCOMPANY].jamfcloud.com/api/v1/computers-inventory?section=APPLICATIONS

• WMI evidence endpoint—https://[YOURCOMPANY].jamfcloud.com/api/v1/computers-inventory?section=OPERATING_SYSTEM

Computer hardware evidence

Retrieved data	Description
Computer name	Hostname of the computer.
Email address	Email address of the user of the device.
Inventory agent	Specifies the type of the inventory agent. Will always be Jamf.
Inventory date	Date the inventory snapshot was taken.
IP address	Primary IP address at inventory time.
MAC address	MAC address of the primary network interface.
Manufacturer	Hardware manufacturer name.
Max clock speed	Maximum processor clock speed.
Model no	Manufacturer’s model number.
Number of cores	Total number of CPU cores.
Number of hard drives	Number of installed physical disk drives.
Number of processors	Number of physical processor packages.
Operating system	Installed operating system.
Phone number	Phone number of the user of the device.
Processor type	Processor model or family.
Serial no	Hardware serial number.
Total disk space	Total local disk storage capacity.
Total memory	Total installed physical memory.
UUID	Unique Identifier as reported by the Jamf API.

Installed application evidence

Inventory date

The most recent date this evidence was detected on this inventory device.

Inventory source

The display name of the inventory connection where this evidence was found, such as IT Asset Management.

Raw evidence type

The type of imported installer evidence as retrieved from the inventory source.

The Jamf raw evidence will display as OS X App as the normalized evidence type.

Retrieved values in the Raw evidence type column will also display in the Evidence type column of the All Evidence page.

Raw name

The display name of the application as retrieved from the inventory source. Click to see other properties for the incoming inventory record on the General tab of the installer evidence page.

Raw publisher

The publisher for the application as retrieved from the inventory source.

Raw version

The version for the application as retrieved from the inventory source.

Recognized application

Name of the application that is shown as installed in the Application tab of the inventory device properties (if the evidence was used for recognition). You can click on this link to open the Application Properties of the recognized application.

WMI Evidence

For WMI evidence, the Jamf adapter collects only one property: the operating system. The class name is always MGS_OperatingSystem, the property name is always Name, and the value corresponds to the OS, for example, Mac OS X 10.11.3.

Retrieved data	Description
Operating system	The operating system running on the retrieved device.