What should be done to assign appropriate user permissions in Jamf?

Assigning appropriate user permissions in Jamf involves utilizing sites to effectively manage permissions. In the Jamf Pro environment, sites serve as logical groupings that allow you to control access to certain resources and data for users. By creating and managing sites, administrators can assign specific permissions that align with the user's role or responsibilities within the organization. This ensures that users only have access to the information and functionalities that are relevant to their tasks, thereby enhancing security and efficiency.

While adjusting settings in the user management section can be part of managing user access, it typically focuses on assigning specific capabilities rather than utilizing the broader organizational structure provided by sites. Providing written requests for site access and enabling user notifications, while possibly part of a procedure, do not inherently manage or define user permissions. Therefore, the most effective method to assign user permissions is through the structured approach offered by using sites, which allow for clear delineation of access based on organizational needs.