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# Jamf agent health

Monitor the status of Jamf agents on macOS devices in real-time with an all-in-one dashboard to detect issues such as agent health or missing agents.

## Problem <a href="#intunehealth-problem" id="intunehealth-problem"></a>

You have many macOS devices in your landscape that are dependent on Jamf, but you have no visibility into the agent's presence, stability, and overall compliance across these devices. This means that you might have many non-compliant devices that are not enrolled or receiving the appropriate updates or, worse yet, do not have Jamf present on them.

## Solution <a href="#intunehealth-solution" id="intunehealth-solution"></a>

Gain visibility into the presence, stability, compliance, and status of every Jamf agent in your macOS landscape in an all-in-one live dashboard. You can quickly identify devices with agent health issues, outdated, or even no agent.

## Key features <a href="#intunehealth-keyfeatures" id="intunehealth-keyfeatures"></a>

* Keep track of agent deployment across entities
* Keep macOS devices compliant, up to date, and enrolled
* Focus on specific compliance details, such as APNS and JSS connection status

## Get started <a href="#configurationmanager-sccm-clienthealth-getstarted" id="configurationmanager-sccm-clienthealth-getstarted"></a>

Configure and start using your packs by following these links:

* [Usage guide: Jamf agent health](/platform/library-packs/security-and-compliance/jamf-agent-health/usage-guide-jamf-agent-health.md)
* [Configuration guide: Jamf agent health](/platform/library-packs/security-and-compliance/jamf-agent-health/configuration-guide-jamf-agent-health.md)


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