Creating or Editing Integrations - Jamf Account Documentation

Jamf Account Documentation
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Requirements

  • You must have access to Jamf Account with Integrations privileges.

    Note:Keep the following in mind about Integrations privileges:

    • Integrations privileges only display after you enroll in the Platform API Gateway.

    • The Administrator role in Jamf Account includes these privileges by default.

    • If you do not have the Administrator role, you can create a custom role to assign yourself the Integrations privileges. After assigning the role, you must log out of Jamf Account and log back in. For more information on custom roles, see User Roles in Jamf Account.

    • If you do not have the required privileges and cannot assign them, contact your account representative by logging in to Jamf Account and clicking Resource Center in the lower-left corner of the page, and then clicking Contact Account Team.

  • You must have access to Jamf Pro, Jamf School, Jamf Security Cloud, Jamf Protect, or Elevate.

  1. Log in to the Jamf Account portal.
  2. Click Integrations.
  3. Do one of the following:

    • To create a new integration, click Create integration.

    • To edit an existing integration, next to the integration you want to edit, click the Action (•••) pop-up menu and choose "Edit".

  4. Add or edit the name and description, and then click Set level.
  5. Click the desired scope level for your integration, and then select the organization, platform environments, or tenants you want to grant access.
  6. Click Select permissions, choose the permissions you want to grant, and then click Create or Save.

After the integration is created, a summary displays with details you can use to authenticate with Jamf's Platform API Gateway. Under Level details, you can click an organization ID, platform environment name, or tenant ID to copy it.

Important:

The client secret displays only once after you create an integration. Jamf recommends you save it in a secure location. It does not display after editing an integration.