We’ve improved how admins enroll and report on accessories in the Swif web app:

• Custom accessory fields that remember your inputs
  When adding an accessory in Device Enrollment → Add Accessory, you can now add your own values for:

  • Device type (for accessories only)

  • Manufacturer

  • Model

  Once added, these values are saved for your team and appear as options in future dropdowns. This helps you standardize accessory naming (e.g., “Docking Station”, “KVM Switch”, “Monitor Arm”) without needing backend changes.

• Accessory images for clearer inventory
  Accessory cards can now display a custom image when a deviceTypeImage URL is set. If the image URL is invalid or cannot be loaded, the UI automatically falls back to a standard IMAGE_NOT_SUPPORTED placeholder instead of showing a broken image.

• Reserved device types are protected
  To keep your main device inventory clean, the following device types are now reserved and cannot be used for accessories:

  • Laptop

  • Desktop

  • Tablet

  • Phone

  If an admin attempts to add one of these reserved values as an accessory type, the UI blocks it and shows a clear notification explaining that these types are reserved for primary devices only.

• Smarter reports for accessories
  The Device / Accessory reports view and filters have been updated to:

  • Show custom accessory types in the Device Type column

  • Include custom types as filter options

  • Ensure accessory-only types don’t leak into Computer/Tablet/Phone reports, and reserved device types don’t appear where they shouldn’t

• Clearer CSV upload rules for accessories
  In Device Enrollment → Bulk Upload (Accessories), the CSV tooltip now clearly states that:

  • Serial Number and Device Type are required columns

  • The Device Type value must be an accessory type, not a general Laptop/Desktop/Phone/Tablet

These changes make accessory enrollment more flexible while keeping your core device inventory and reports accurate and easy to manage.