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jamf-reports-community

Fleet reporting for Jamf Pro and Jamf School — a native macOS app. This wiki is the full setup and operating guide; the README is the short overview.

Getting started

A native SwiftUI app (macOS 15+) that collects data, generates reports, schedules unattended runs, and tracks fleet health — all from a GUI. Read these pages in order:

1. Getting Started — zero-context path to a first report
2. Installation — install the app and jamf-cli
3. App Onboarding — the guided first run
4. Dashboards — a tour of every screen
5. AI Insights — on-device fleet insights (macOS 27+)
6. Configuration & Templates — config.yaml, custom EAs, report templates
7. Scheduling & Automation — run modes and the bundled background item
8. Automation Trust — metric alerts and the automation dead-man switch
9. Historical Trends — snapshots and the Trends screen
10. Patch Velocity — adoption speed and days-behind tracking
11. Period Reports — start/end/change figures for a quarter or any window
12. Command Line — the included jamf-reports CLI for scripting
13. Data Provenance — what each dashboard's numbers are based on

Reference for everyone

• Jamf School — if you manage a Jamf School tenant
• Permissions & Access — what each connection needs, and how to create read-only credentials
• Diagnostics & Troubleshooting
• Security & Operational Considerations
• Custom EA Examples — worked examples for adding custom Extension Attributes
• Glossary

What jamf-reports-community does not replace

For one-off API actions, direct inventory lookups, or broader Jamf automation, use jamf-cli directly:

• Jamf Concepts jamf-cli site
• jamf-cli Documentation Wiki
• jamf-cli README
• jamf-cli Setup Guide
• jamf-cli Configuration & Profiles

Use jamf-reports-community when the goal is recurring reporting, workbook generation, visualization, or historical snapshots.