Integration
Fix Mac compliance gaps without the IT pile-up.
Amplifier connects with Jamf to engage employees directly — for self-service with scheduling patches, closing policy gaps, and resolving device findings without routing every issue through IT.
Close visibility gaps that stall everything downstream
Integrates identity data with Jamf Pro, Jamf Protect and Jamf Security Cloud and maps them to specific employees with department, role, and risk context, surfacing them in a prioritized risk view.
Correlates Jamf vulnerability data with out-of-date apps, exposed OS versions, CVEs tied to installed software, and attributes each finding to the right employee and device.
Surfaces high-severity findings across departments, so security and IT teams know exactly which employees are exposed on what devices, which users need follow-up and how long the gap has been open.
Closed-loop reporting helps prove Mac fleet compliance progress without exporting spreadsheets or chasing status updates.
Remediate device gaps without disrupting employees
Employees schedule patches, OS updates, and device check-ins at a time that works for them — not forced mid-meeting
Non-compliant devices — missing FileVault, Gatekeeper, firewall, screen lock, or inactive agents — get closed without IT involvement
Unapproved software is removed cleanly, with the employee in the loop and a plain-language explanation of why
Use Jamf Smart Groups to trigger AI Agent workflows
Select from your existing Jamf Smart Groups as the trigger conditions for Amplifier workflows — no new logic to build
Prebuilt Jamf flows in AI Agent Studio get your first engagement running in minutes
Each workflow routes to the right employee with the right context — what's out of compliance and exactly how to fix it
Give employees control over timing — not just commands
Remediation actions are proposed at convenient times — employees confirm, reschedule, or ask for help, all inside Slack or Teams
Ampy Security Engineer coaches employees through each step in plain language — no security jargon, no vague error messages
Employees self-serve. IT only gets pulled in when genuinely needed, cutting ticket volume significantly.
Additional resources
Amplifier featured in the keynote of Jamf's customer conference: JNUC '25:
CISO at Oscar Health shares how the company achieved 65% reduction of outdated MacOS endpoints, eliminating forced reboots and reducing Mac OS version sprawl:
Demo of agentic AI for human-in-the-loop employee remediation of Jamf Smart Group findings:
