Apple’s enterprise ecosystem gets a new tool: ASBMUtil, a native macOS app that lets IT admins pull data from Apple Business and Apple School Manager through a clean SwiftUI interface. Instead of wrestling with raw JSON, administrators now see every device—Macs, iPads, iPhones, Apple TVs—in a single sortable table and a sidebar for details.

The app surfaces device details—serial numbers, order status, management server, AppleCare coverage, MAC addresses—in a sidebar when a row is selected. Bulk actions let admins reassign multiple devices or import CSVs to match desired state. Export options ship results to CSV or JSON via the macOS share sheet, streamlining reporting for large fleets today and and.

ASBMUtil stays in lockstep with Apple’s API updates, adding support for AppleCare lookups (API 1.3), MAC‑address retrieval across macOS, iOS, tvOS, and visionOS (API 1.4), and an array format for multi‑interface devices (API 1.5). A multi‑profile switch lets IT teams toggle between several Apple Business or School Manager accounts from a single sidebar to simplify deployment operations today.

For enterprises already trusting Mosyle’s unified platform, ASBMUtil offers a complementary desktop layer that reduces command‑line friction. Mosyle, used by over 45,000 organizations, already automates device provisioning and protection; the new app gives admins a graphical view that matches that automation, making it easier to scale fleets and keep every device compliant for businesses today.