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Using Self Service to Do More on Mac Computers

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Self Service for the macOS is a Jamf Pro feature that allows end users to execute a variety of value-added actions such as install licensed software, find available printers, and gain admin access for short periods of time.

Overview of Self Service from the Product Vendor 

Every OIT managed Mac computer will have the Self Service application installed in the Applications folder.


What can I do?

If there is something that you think would be useful for us to add to Self Service, we encourage you to contact OIT.