Jamf Migrator
by Jordy Thery
Jamf Migrator started as a fork of Replicator by Jamf Professional Services (MIT license) and has been rewritten as a SwiftUI app for macOS 26 on top of the Jamf Platform API and the Jamf Pro APIs.
Standing up a second Jamf tenant — a test instance, a new customer, a replacement for one that grew organically — means recreating hundreds of objects that already exist somewhere else, in an order that matters: sites before groups, groups before policies, packages before the policies that install them. Done by hand, it is a week of clicking, and what bites afterwards is the references: a policy that points at the wrong category, a profile scoped to a group that was never created. Jamf Migrator is a macOS app that copies a source tenant to a destination tenant — everything, or any selection down to a single object — shows exactly what it would change before writing anything, and picks up where it left off if a run is interrupted.
