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Device Identifiers

SKU format, Apple model identifiers, and MDM payloads.

The API accepts several identifier formats. All lookups are case-insensitive.

SKU format

Pattern: TYPE-CHIP-[SCREEN-]STORAGE[-RAM][-CONNECTIVITY]

iPads

SKUDevice
IPAD-10-64-WIFIiPad 10th Gen, 64GB, WiFi
IPAD-AIR-5-256-CELLULARiPad Air 5, 256GB, Cellular
IPAD-PRO-12-512-WIFIiPad Pro 12.9", 512GB, WiFi
IPAD-MINI-6-256-CELLULARiPad Mini 6, 256GB, Cellular

Macs

SKUDevice
MBA-M2-256-8GBMacBook Air 13" M2, 256GB, 8GB
MBP-M3PRO-14-512-18GBMacBook Pro 14" M3 Pro, 512GB, 18GB
MAC-MINI-M2-512-8GBMac Mini M2, 512GB, 8GB
IMAC-M4-24-256-8GBiMac 24" M4, 256GB, 8GB

Apple model identifiers

Used in MDM systems (Kandji, Jamf, Mosyle):

IdentifierDevice
ipad13,18iPad 10th Gen WiFi
mac14,2MacBook Air 13" M2
macbookpro18,1MacBook Pro 16" M1 Pro

Only Apple Silicon devices are supported. Intel Macs return unsupported_model.

MDM payload format

For batch requests, you can pass raw device data from your MDM:

{
  "deviceModelIdentifier": "mac14,2",
  "deviceModelName": "MacBook Air 13-inch (M2)",
  "cpuModelName": "Apple M2",
  "stats": {
    "memoryTotalGB": 8.5,
    "storageTotalGB": 243.8
  },
  "qty": 3
}

The API normalizes reported values to marketing tiers:

  • 243.8 GB → 256GB
  • 8.5 GB → 8GB
  • 494.4 GB → 512GB

This means you can pass device data exactly as your MDM reports it without any preprocessing.

See the MDM integration guide for end-to-end examples with popular MDM platforms.