In Jamf Connect, during the account creation process, I would like to have a more seamless experience. Currently, after my MFA approval from Azure, it asks me to create a password, which I find unnecessary. I'm not sure if this feature exists or not, but I couldn't find it. This is one thing I need. Additionally, in Jamf Connect, it can be configured with multiple MDMs. In the MDM, if a Mac is joined to Azure, I want the generic Pro console to show that the Mac is joined to Azure in the inventory section. Currently, it shows "no domain account found" in the inventory section even though the Mac is joined to a domain. If Jamf Pro and Jamf Connect can implement this feature, it would be beneficial for inventory purposes. Another feature I would like to see is the ability for Jamf Connect to continuously remind users to change their password when it expires. Because every company has a policy that every 90 days, the password will be expired, so let's say today my password is expired. Jamf Connect should pop up continuously pop up to enter my password. Jamf Connect should continuously pop up to me to enter my password. But that's not happening. When I click on Jami Connect, it shows that my password has expired, but it doesn't prompt me to update it. So normally, users would connect to IT support to reset their password. The new password is generated, but the issue is that Jamf Connect syncs the password with the machine and Azure AD. So let's say you have your new password. It's updated in Azure AD, but if it's not synced with your Mac, you have two passwords to log in. You have one password for accessing the email and a separate password for the machine. Of course, users can sync it, and it's just a five-second job. But the problem is that users are lazy, so they don't sync it immediately. They say they'll do it tomorrow. If Jamf Connect immediately changes the password, it should give a notification, but notifications can be ignored. But if a pop-up message appeared every thirty minutes or one hour, it would be very annoying for the user. Notifications can be ignored, but pop-ups are very annoying. So they would be forced to enter the new password and sync the old password. Having a persistent pop-up message would ensure users update their passwords promptly.
