This week’s Swif updates are all about working smarter, not harder. We’re introducing more powerful ways to group devices dynamically, expanding remote desktop support on macOS, and rolling out SwifIQ, our AI-powered policy assistant that helps you move faster with confidence.

Let’s dive in 👇

Device management just got more flexible.

You can now create Smart Device Groups using:

This unlocks highly targeted policies, software deployment, and compliance rules — without manual device assignment.

👉 Learn how Smart Device Groups work:
https://help.swif.ai/en/articles/13403104-smart-device-groups-with-device-specs-and-extension-attributes

Need to update device attributes automatically from your own systems (HRIS, CMDB, asset tools)?
You can now edit device extension attributes via Webhook / API, making Swif even easier to integrate into your existing workflows.

👉 API guide:
https://help.swif.ai/en/articles/13172920-how-to-edit-device-extension-attributes-via-webhook-api

We’ve expanded macOS remote access with RustDesk support — giving IT teams another secure, fast option for remote troubleshooting and support.

Benefits:

👉 See the update:
https://feedback.swif.ai/changelog/remote-desktop-for-macos-rustdesk-support

Managing policies doesn’t have to be tedious.

SwifIQ is our new AI-powered policy bot that helps you:

Whether you’re new to Swif or managing a complex environment, SwifIQ helps turn intent into action.

👉 Get started with SwifIQ:
https://help.swif.ai/en/articles/13266226-getting-started-with-swifiq-ai-policy-bot

These updates give IT teams:

All while keeping everything unified inside Swif.

As always, you can explore all recent updates here:
👉 https://feedback.swif.ai/changelog

Have questions or want to see these features in action? Just reply — we’re happy to help.