We’ve refreshed the Swif agent installer across all three desktop platforms to make device enrollment smoother, clearer, and more consistent.

macOS

• Simplified step flow

  • Removed the separate “Pre-check” tab and merged it into Basic Information to reduce the number of steps.

• Improved copy and guidance

  • Updated welcome screen and finish screen text to better explain what’s happening and what users should expect.

  • Shortened and clarified Permissions instructions so users can more quickly grant required access.

• Clearer MDM setup

  • Renamed the “Installation Instruction” step to “Install MDM profile” to better match what the user is doing.

  • Made the MDM instruction frame scrollable so larger images and content are easier to view.

  • Added an inline banner when an old MDM profile is detected, so users understand why there’s a conflict and what to do.

Linux

• Guided, Linux-specific flow

  • Updated Introduction copy to clearly explain what the Swif agent does.

  • Added a dedicated Password Permission step to request sudo credentials up front (required on Linux).

• Better device context and options

  • Updated Basic Information step to:

    • Include BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) selection.

    • Add a Read-Only enrollment option for devices that should not be fully managed.

• Install and enrollment clarity

  • Refreshed the Ready to Install step with clearer messaging on what will happen next.

  • Shows an inline banner if an old MDM is present, helping prevent confusing failures.

  • Updated the Device enrollment complete screen with clearer success messaging and next steps.

Windows

• Aligned flow with macOS/Linux

  • Standardized the installer steps: Introduction → Password Permission → Basic Information → Ready to Install → Device enrollment complete.

• Improved messaging

  • Refined copy in Introduction, Password Permission, and Basic Information to match the new cross-platform tone and to set expectations.

• Install step enhancements

  • Updated Ready to Install contents for better clarity on what’s being installed.

  • Added an inline banner on the install step when an existing MDM is detected to warn users about potential conflicts.

• BYOD support

  • Ensured the Device enrollment complete screen supports and reflects BYOD flows consistently.

Behavior & quality improvements

• The installer:

  • Enrolls macOS, Windows, and Linux devices using the new UI flows.

  • Prevents duplicate mounting of the installer volume (per the earlier Linux mounting issue).