Shortcuts & Self Service
The Shortcuts section provides one-tap access to the device Settings app and your organization’s Self Service portal.
Settings Button
The Settings shortcut is always available when the shortcuts section is visible. It opens the iOS Settings app using the App-Prefs URL scheme.
No configuration is needed — the Settings button appears automatically.
Self Service Providers
SupportID supports launching the following Self Service apps:
| Provider | Config Value | App | URL Scheme |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jamf Self Service+ | jamf | Self Service+ | selfserviceios:// |
| Microsoft Intune | intune | Company Portal | companyportal:// |
| VMware Workspace ONE | workspaceone | Intelligent Hub | wsonehub:// |
| Disabled | disabled | (none) | (none) |
Setting the Provider
<key>selfServiceProvider</key><string>jamf</string><key>selfServiceProvider</key><string>jamf</string>Launches Jamf Self Service+ using selfserviceios://.
<key>selfServiceProvider</key><string>intune</string>Launches Microsoft Company Portal using companyportal://.
<key>selfServiceProvider</key><string>workspaceone</string>Launches VMware Intelligent Hub using wsonehub://.
<key>selfServiceProvider</key><string>disabled</string>Hides the Self Service button entirely. Only the Settings button remains.
Hiding the Entire Section
To hide both the Settings and Self Service buttons:
<key>showShortcutsSection</key><false/>Requirements
For the Self Service button to work:
- The target app (Self Service+, Company Portal, etc.) must be installed on the device
- The
selfServiceProviderconfig value must match an installed app
Troubleshooting Shortcuts
| Issue | Solution |
|---|---|
| Button doesn’t appear | Check showShortcutsSection is true and selfServiceProvider is not disabled |
| Button appears but doesn’t open app | Ensure the target app is installed on the device |
| Wrong icon displays | Contact DevScape.io support |
See URL Schemes Reference for more details.