Open beta now live Available for iOS, iPadOS, and macOS through TestFlight. Join the beta
Forsetti Jamf Pro app icon with connected Apple devices in blue and violet Forsetti Jamf Pro

The native command center for Jamf Pro admins.

Search inventory, resolve device issues, run guarded support actions, build fleet reports, inspect permissions, and manage PreStage assignments—from one Apple-native workspace.

  • Apple-nativeiPad + Mac
  • GuardedExplicit action readiness
  • Evidence-readyReports + diagnostics
Forsetti Jamf Pro Command Center dashboard shown in landscape on iPad
Actual Forsetti interface · iPad landscape

A companion—not a replacement. Forsetti works through Jamf Pro APIs to put high-context administrative workflows into a focused native application.

Built for deliberate operations. Permissions, device support, confirmation, diagnostics, and exportable evidence stay visible throughout the work.

One operational workspace

Move from question to action without losing context.

Each module is purpose-built, but the workflow stays consistent: find, understand, validate, act, and preserve the result.

01

Computer + Mobile Search

Search inventory your way.

Use direct queries, advanced criteria, reusable field profiles, and saved filters, then open typed device details and local exports.

02

Support Technician

Resolve issues with guardrails.

Check action readiness, map required privileges, confirm risky operations, queue supported commands, and retain command history and diagnostics.

03

PreStage Director

Understand assignment state.

Inspect mobile-device PreStage profiles and assigned devices, then move or remove assignments with operation diagnostics close at hand.

04

Reports

See the fleet, not just the rows.

Build read-only reports with metrics, charts, normalized detail, confidence notices, and PDF, CSV, Markdown, text, or document export.

05

Permissions Helper

Make privilege gaps legible.

Search the offline action and endpoint matrix, compare requirements with the current token, and turn authorization failures into specific next steps.

06

Security + Diagnostics

Keep sensitive work accountable.

Use Keychain-backed credentials, in-memory API tokens, shared retry and rate-limit handling, and structured local diagnostics that export to JSON or Markdown.

A disciplined operating loop

Context survives every handoff.

  1. 01

    Connect

    Validate Jamf API client credentials or username/password token exchange, then store credentials in the device-only Keychain.

  2. 02

    Investigate

    Search inventory, open detailed records, and bring management, security, location, and support context together.

  3. 03

    Validate + act

    Compare privileges and device support, confirm sensitive operations, and queue only the actions that are available.

  4. 04

    Preserve evidence

    Review history and diagnostics, then export the report or troubleshooting evidence your next conversation needs.

The same command center, at desktop scale

Forsetti adapts its navigation and information density to the Mac without changing the underlying administrative model.

Forsetti Jamf Pro Command Center dashboard running natively on macOS
A dense, responsive command center designed for the desktop workflows Jamf administrators live in.
Forsetti Jamf Pro Permissions Helper catalog running natively on macOS
Search the offline action and privilege matrix, compare it with the current token, and make 403 errors actionable.
Guardrails are part of the interface

Powerful actions should still feel deliberate.

Action availability depends on the device, Jamf endpoint support, and the current token’s privileges. Forsetti checks those conditions, shows what is missing, and adds typed confirmation where the consequences demand it.

Credentials
System Keychain, device-only and available when unlocked
API tokens
Cached in memory
Networking
TLS 1.2 minimum with URL caching disabled
Reports
Read-only inventory workflows
Before you join the beta

Good questions, answered plainly.

Is Forsetti a replacement for Jamf Pro?

No. Forsetti is a companion application that uses Jamf Pro APIs to bring focused administrative and support workflows into a native Apple interface.

Which authentication methods are supported?

Jamf API client credentials and username/password token exchange are supported. Credentials are stored in the system Keychain; API tokens stay in memory.

Does every action work on every device?

No. Availability varies by device type, Jamf endpoint support, and the privileges granted to the current token. Forsetti exposes readiness and missing privileges before the action.

What can reports export?

Forsetti supports PDF, CSV, Markdown, plain text, and Word output for the reporting workflows described here.

How do I join the TestFlight beta?

The open beta is live for iOS, iPadOS, and macOS. Open the public invitation on a compatible device, then follow the prompts in TestFlight. View the public invitation.

Forsetti Jamf Pro app icon with connected Apple devices in blue and violet
Open beta · Now live

Join Forsetti on TestFlight for iOS, iPadOS, and macOS.

Use the public invitation to install the current beta on a compatible device and receive new builds through TestFlight.

Public beta Open to external testers A compatible build appears when the invitation opens in TestFlight. View in TestFlight