KNOW EVERY MAC JAMF IS MANAGING.
Connect Jamf to Menza and ask about your device inventory, policies, profiles and groups in plain English — which Macs haven't checked in, where policies are failing, what's still on an old OS. Menza reads Jamf Pro live through the official API, and it's read-only, so your fleet is never touched.
- Reads developer data
- Generates answers and insights
- Connects via the official API
What can Menza do with Jamf?
Find the devices that went quiet
Ask which computers or mobile devices haven't checked in recently and Menza reads the inventory live, so lost, shelved or broken hardware surfaces before the next audit does it for you.
See where policies actually fail
Ask which policies and profiles are erroring, on which devices and how often, and Menza pulls the live picture — so you fix the deployment, not chase individual tickets.
Answer the OS-version question instantly
Ask how much of the fleet is on the latest macOS, broken down by group or user, and get the number in seconds instead of exporting inventory into a spreadsheet.
See these answers on your own Jamf data.
Menza working with Jamf.
Menza watches your Jamf data and surfaces what's worth knowing the moment it spots it — the margins, stockouts, and trends you'd otherwise dig for. Read-only: it answers and flags, never changes your data.
Menzajust now41 Macs haven't checked in for over 30 days — over half belong to one departing cohort's smart group. Most were last seen on office Wi-Fi in May; the rest have never reported since enrolment.
Menza6m agoYour disk-encryption policy is failing on 12% of scoped devices, up from 3% before the last update. The failures are concentrated on machines still running the previous macOS build.
Connect Jamf in a couple of clicks.
Is my Jamf data secure?
Your credentials are encrypted at rest and never exposed to the AI. Menza reads your data through the provider's official API using the access you grant, and you stay in control of what it can do — read-only by default, with any actions gated behind your approval.
Read our privacy policy- Encrypted in transit and at rest
- Scoped access — you choose what Menza can see
- Read-only by default; any action needs your approval
- Credentials are encrypted and never shown to the AI
- Revoke access at any time
Jamf questions, answered.
How does Menza connect to Jamf?
You connect with your Jamf API key — paste it once and you're done. The key is encrypted at rest and never shown to the AI; Menza uses it server-side to read your Jamf Pro instance through the official API.
What can Menza answer about my Jamf data?
Anything in Jamf Pro: computer and mobile device inventory, groups, policies, profiles, scripts and users. Ask which devices missed their last check-in, where a profile is failing, or how many machines still run an unsupported OS.
Is my Jamf data safe with Menza?
Yes. Your API key is encrypted and never exposed to the AI, and Menza can only reach what the key grants. This connector is read-only — Menza never changes anything in Jamf; no policy, profile or device record is ever modified.
How fresh is the data Menza reads?
Menza queries Jamf Pro at the moment you ask, so answers reflect the latest check-ins and policy logs Jamf holds — not a nightly sync. If a device enrolled ten minutes ago, it's in the answer.