Product Updates

The Kandji Self Service app for macOS has long provided an easy way for users to download software for that platform. A version of that app is now available for iOS and iPadOS. You can customize the Self Service...

With iOS 15, Apple made an improvement to Managed Open In. That functionality, originally introduced in iOS 7, lets admins prevent users from opening attachments or documents associated with managed apps in unmanaged...

Kandji Passport validates the credentials users provide during Mac login against their organization’s cloud-based identity provider (IdP), so those users need just one password for both their local Mac accounts and...

When a computer is first enrolled into Kandji, settings are delivered, apps are installed, and security controls are configured. With Kandji Liftoff, you can share information with users about what’s happening during...

You now have the ability to disconnect your Apple Push Notification service (APNs) certificate if you need to completely replace it with one that has a new Topic ID. You should disconnect your APNs certificate only if...

Custom printers can now be added to Self Service. That means that, instead of pushing every possible printer profile to every user, you can let users pick just the ones they’ll want to use. Custom printers can be...

Kandji’s Self Service lets end users install software from the App Store, Auto Apps, and Managed OS. Now it can make custom apps and custom scripts available there as well. You can choose to install custom apps once per...

Kandji has added support for enrollment customization. This new option in the Automated Device Enrollment Configuration Library item allows you to require users to authenticate with a Single Sign-On connection during...

Global variables allow you to automatically insert details about users and devices in text fields within Kandji library items. We’ve now added two new ones: $FULL_NAME (which inserts the full name of the assigned user...