TechTools Pro or EtreCheck can perform this function and be customized. Add one of them to your Jamf Pro instance via a .pkg then push it out via a new policy.
You can also check out MachineProfile by Micromat. That shows you battery health/cycle count and info on min OS, current OS, and recommended/ most up to date OS.
Maybe the Support App from Root3 is what you're looking for? https://marketplace.jamf.com/details/support-app
Thanks guys. I will look at those apps mentioned. Really appreciate the help.
The "Jamf way" to gather this would be to create extension attributes (EAs).
There are plenty of examples here on JN, on GitHub, and all over the blogs. By using EAs for these values, you can create Smart Groups, then let Jamf take automatic action based on the group membership - raising a ticket for the status of a battery, or prompting the user to restart their machine if it's been continuously up for some number of days.
Security updates are quite different from Intel to Apple Silicon, so for those I like to query a dedicated tool such as Howard Oakley's excellent silnite utility.
The "Jamf way" to gather this would be to create extension attributes (EAs).
There are plenty of examples here on JN, on GitHub, and all over the blogs. By using EAs for these values, you can create Smart Groups, then let Jamf take automatic action based on the group membership - raising a ticket for the status of a battery, or prompting the user to restart their machine if it's been continuously up for some number of days.
Security updates are quite different from Intel to Apple Silicon, so for those I like to query a dedicated tool such as Howard Oakley's excellent silnite utility.
Thanks for this info pete_c, this seems to be comprehensive. I will check on this one as well.