Any help is appreciated. 

Look at install log

Logs reveal the following

Installation failed. The installer reported: installer: Package name is
installer: Installing at base path / installer: The install failed. (The Installer encountered an error that caused the installation to fail. Contact the software manufacturer for assistance. The package is attempting to install content to the system volume.)

Did you re-package this in any way? Or did you upload the .pkg file straight after downloading from Cisco? 

Also, did you apply the needed configuration profiles (Managed Login items).

I downloaded and re-packaged it 

Yes i also applied the (Managed Login items). 

Ok, I'm guessing this is where the issue is. Did you re-package because you wanted to get rid of the dumb stuff Cisco added to the package?

If so, I recommend skipping them .XML method and going with the package expand/flatten command. 

Give the link a shot on a clean Cisco Secure Client Package.

https://community.jamf.com/t5/jamf-pro/cisco-vpn-anyconnect-4-10-03104-apple-silicone-m1-pro-macos/m-p/251046

Trying this as we speak.

Received the following not sure what went wrong now instructions were straight forward.

Installation failed. The installer reported: installer: Cannot install on volume / because it is disabled.
installer: An error occurred while evaluating JavaScript for the package.

Odd. Do you get this error if you try to install it on a different Mac? Try running a script clean-up before install...

• Open Terminal

• Run command: 

sudo /opt/cisco/secureclient/bin/cisco_secure_client_uninstall.sh 

• Install package again

/opt/cisco/secureclient/bin/cisco_secure_client_uninstall.sh: command not found

See image I believe I did step 7 correct

I'm using a choice.xml to customize our Cisco Secure Client 5.1.2 installation, and it seems to be working ok for us. I had some trouble initially (same type of errors you're seeing) with the choice changes xml route, until I used one of @talkingmoose's scripts to generate the XML file. Apparently the installer is very finicky and if it receives a choices xml that isn't just right it complains at you.

Odd thing I was seeing is that the installation would actually work, meaning the product was installed to disk, even though the policy log was saying it failed. Do you happen to be seeing the same thing?

Looks like you still have the choices outline for the apps. Here is mine...

This documentation is what I was using however something went wrong:  Steps 5 is not the most clear and if not done correctly will cause it to FAIL like what happen to me other then that this documentation WORKS.|  Step 5:  Launch JAMF Composer. If the "Choose a method to create your package:" window popups, click "Cancel" on the bottom left. Drag install_choices.xml, OrgInfo.json, and Cisco Secure Client.pkg into JAMF Composer. Right click on the tmp folder and select "Create New Directory". Name it exactly Profiles and drag ACTransforms.xml inside of this folder. This will create the following directory (rename the sources into a unique name):

Just worked through this the other day in my org. Btw not sure if you use jamfconnect for SSO but you may want to add another config profile that assigns the macOS User Identity UPN for Umbrella. Like in the documentation here https://docs.umbrella.com/deployment-umbrella/docs/active-directory-policy-enforcement-and-identities-1

with jamf you can sub in your <string>$EMAIL</string>  for <string>user@domain.com</string>  depending on what you use. 

As for creating the package I opted for using https://github.com/talkingmoose/Choices-Packager to get the XML then took that in tossed it into Composer then modified the post install script as well as adjusted a few things to match the https://support.umbrella.com/hc/en-us/articles/23515921165844-How-to-deploy-Cisco-Secure-Client-via-...

Granted my install is for Umbrella Only not sure if you would need to add anything else for additional modules.

Hey question when you get it to deploy i noticed the application installs and everything is great however i notice it doesn't start up or run automatically is this by default?

Hey question when you get it to deploy i noticed the application installs and everything is great however i notice it doesn't start up or run automatically is this by default?

Sorry for the late reply. I had to build a config profile that added cisco's anyconnect service to start on logon. After that, a quick reboot made sure the service launched correctly. 

I have this setup but service doesn't start at login not even after a reboot. any other ideas?

What error does it give? or are you asking for the secure client app itself to auto launch and popup. If you're just looking for the app itself, then by default i dont think it launches automatically. But you should be able to instead do "Login Items" in jamf and build it out for cisco. ( dont have a screenshot for that one as we dont force cisco to launch on boot for our users)

i was looking for the application to open but i realize that it still running so no need to have it open it was more important make sure its running after it installs and it is happening. im all set thank you for your assistance.