+5I'm working on home screen layout for our sales ipads. [Devices > Configuration Profiles > Home Screen Layout]
I didn't have any issues adding the well known apps thanks to JAMF's search feature but I have a couple of lesser known ones, for example, Service Finance Dealer App. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/service-finance-dealer-app/id962933342
Can anyone help me by telling me how to find this information?
TIA,
Brandon
Best answer by talkingmoose
I think @ljcacioppo has provided the most elegant solution, but you can also find the identifier (aka "Bundle Identifier) in the app record itself in Jamf Pro.
+17I've typically been able to just start typing the app name into the display name field to find the identifier. For this one, lâlooks like it might be com.msi.servicefinance
+15@sudoBrandon For that Application it is: com.msi.servicefinance
I found this by using this url: https://itunes.apple.com/lookup?id= as the prefix & by adding the id from your link as the suffix - after id= enter the numbers at the end of the url from apps.apple.com (https://apps.apple.com/us/app/service-finance-dealer-app/id962933342)- for example
https://itunes.apple.com/lookup?id=962933342
This downloads a .txt file. Do a find for "bundleId": & it will provide you with the Unique ID you need for the Configuration Profile.
+36I think @ljcacioppo has provided the most elegant solution, but you can also find the identifier (aka "Bundle Identifier) in the app record itself in Jamf Pro.
+5Thanks, everyone for your help, and all were great solutions! I learned something new for sure. @talkingmoose this was a great tip. If anyone reads this in the future, hit the edit button to show this info on an app that is already listed.
Brandon
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