Data Points

SupportID supports up to 5 configurable data points, each with its own value, label, icon, and visibility toggle. Data points are the primary way to display device information to end users.

Configuration Keys

For each data point (replace N with 1 through 5):

Key	Type	Default	Description
dataPointN	String	""	The value to display (typically an MDM variable)
dataPointNLabel	String	"Data Point N"	The label text shown above/beside the value
dataPointNIcon	String	(varies)	An SF Symbol name for the icon
dataPointNVisible	Boolean	true	Whether this data point is visible

Default Icons

Each data point has a default SF Symbol icon if none is specified:

Data Point	Default Icon	Symbol
1	1.circle.fill	A circled number 1
2	2.circle.fill	A circled number 2
3	3.circle.fill	A circled number 3
4	antenna.radiowaves.left.and.right	A radio antenna
5	ipad.and.iphone	iPad and iPhone together

Common Data Point Configurations

Serial Number

<key>dataPoint1</key>
<string>$SERIALNUMBER</string>
<key>dataPoint1Label</key>
<string>Serial Number</string>
<key>dataPoint1Icon</key>
<string>barcode</string>
<key>dataPoint1Visible</key>
<true/>

Asset Tag

<key>dataPoint2</key>
<string>$ASSETTAG</string>
<key>dataPoint2Label</key>
<string>Asset Tag</string>
<key>dataPoint2Icon</key>
<string>tag</string>
<key>dataPoint2Visible</key>
<true/>

Assigned User

<key>dataPoint3</key>
<string>$USERNAME</string>
<key>dataPoint3Label</key>
<string>Assigned User</string>
<key>dataPoint3Icon</key>
<string>person</string>
<key>dataPoint3Visible</key>
<true/>

Device UDID

<key>dataPoint4</key>
<string>$UDID</string>
<key>dataPoint4Label</key>
<string>Device UDID</string>
<key>dataPoint4Icon</key>
<string>antenna.radiowaves.left.and.right</string>
<key>dataPoint4Visible</key>
<true/>

OS Version

<key>dataPoint5</key>
<string>$OSVERSION</string>
<key>dataPoint5Label</key>
<string>OS Version</string>
<key>dataPoint5Icon</key>
<string>ipad.and.iphone</string>
<key>dataPoint5Visible</key>
<true/>

MDM Variable Syntax

Each MDM platform uses a different variable syntax:

Jamf Pro

Variable	Description
$SERIALNUMBER	Device serial number
$ASSETTAG	Asset tag
$USERNAME	Assigned username
$UDID	Device UDID
$OSVERSION	iOS/iPadOS version

Kandji

Variable	Description
{{SERIAL_NUMBER}}	Device serial number
{{ASSET_TAG}}	Asset tag
{{USER_NAME}}	User’s full name
{{DEVICE_NAME}}	Device name
{{MAC_ADDRESS}}	Wi-Fi MAC address
{{MODEL}}	Device model
{{OS_VERSION}}	iOS/iPadOS version

Intune

Variable	Description
{{serialnumber}}	Device serial number
{{devicename}}	Device name
{{userid}}	Azure AD user ID
{{username}}	User display name
{{userprincipalname}}	User email (UPN)
{{deviceid}}	Azure AD device ID
{{osversion}}	iOS version

Workspace ONE

Variable	Description
{SerialNumber}	Device serial number
{AssetNumber}	Asset number
{EnrollmentUser}	Enrolled username
{EnrollmentEmail}	Enrolled user email
{DeviceName}	Device name
{DeviceUid}	Device UDID
{OsVersion}	OS version

Hiding Data Points

To hide a data point, set its visibility to false:

<key>dataPoint4Visible</key>
<false/>

<key>dataPoint5Visible</key>
<false/>

Tip

You can show as few as 1 data point or as many as 5. Hidden data points don’t take up any space in the UI.

Choosing Icons

Use any valid SF Symbol name for data point icons. Popular choices include:

• barcode — Serial numbers, identifiers
• tag — Asset tags
• person — Usernames, assignments
• iphone / ipad — Device information
• wifi / network — Network-related info
• lock.shield — Security information

Browse all available symbols at SF Symbols.