Unified endpoint management for Jamf customers
Automox + Jamf Pro
Extend Jamf Pro with cross-platform coverage, 600+ third-party app patching, and granular macOS operating system patching.
Cover what Jamf Pro wasn't built to reach
Jamf manages Apple devices. Automox covers everything else, and now works through Jamf's Bootstrap Token for Apple Silicon patching too.
Patch Apple Silicon Macs silently
Automox Canopy connects to Jamf's API and uses the Bootstrap Token Jamf already holds, so Apple Silicon Macs get OS updates with granular scheduling.
Manage Windows and Linux alongside Jamf
Jamf manages Apple devices only. Automox extends configuration and patch management to Windows and Linux from the same platform, so every endpoint runs on one set of policies.
Cover the Macs Jamf can't enroll
Some Mac endpoints can't enroll in Jamf because of ownership conflicts or operational limits. Automox manages those endpoints directly, so they don't fall outside patch coverage.
Overall User Rating
- Director Of Information Technology in the Transportation Industry
What Jamf customers use Automox for
Jamf handles onboarding, offboarding, and Apple-specific configuration. Automox handles the rest.
Patch every compatible endpoint
Automox patches servers, workstations, and more, alongside more than 600 third-party apps Jamf doesn't cover.
Automate IT operations with Worklets
Automox Worklets automate configuration across macOS, Windows, and Linux, and integrate with ITSM tools to run IT tasks beyond patching.
Remediate vulnerabilities automatically
Automated Vulnerability Remediation fixes vulnerabilities as they're found, without waiting on a manual patch cycle.
Better together with Jamf Pro
Jamf makes deploying Automox easy. Together, they cover the full fleet.
Well-documented, well-understood deployment
Jamf's bulk deployment tools make rolling out the Automox agent straightforward across Macs Jamf already manages.
Reporting that tells the full story
Automox reporting gives Jamf admins visibility into device status across the fleet Jamf manages and the endpoints it doesn't, making it easier to spot faulty or misconfigured devices.