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Please note that : only the most current versions of apps applications in Managed Software Center are checkedverified for compatibility.

We do not have the ability to check every feature in every application. If you have a critical application, we recommend getting clarification from that app’s vendor.

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  • Applications that want to “find devices on your local network” will pop up with an “Allow” or “Don’t Allow” dialog the first time any account logs into a computer. According to Apple, this is “Expected Behavior” and we do not have the ability to control this pop-up.

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  • Some applications will ask you to “Allow” or “Don’t Allow” it is launched, per user. You may see this with Zoom, as Zoom is trying to find Zoom Room devices, but Zoom will work completely fine if you click Don’t Allow.

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  • Applications may ask you to grant the ability to “access data from other apps”. Apps of note that may do this include -- but are not limited to – Matlab, Snagitapps.” MATLAB, SnagIt, Zoom and Zotero . If you notice any additional applications doing this, please reach out to the Mac team on Slackmay show this alert when first launched.

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  • applications Applications that need to use older “Screen & System Audio Recording” (like Zoom or Camtasia) may show a dialog box where you can “Allow For One Month” for temporary access or Open System Settings to permanently set that accessAPIs, including Zoom and Camtasia, may trigger an alert asking you to grant the app the ability to record the screen and/or microphone This grant only lasts one month, and it cannot set it permanently.

  • Building Loading a computer from scratch will show a “Welcome To Mac” screen before you can log in . As of the current release, we can not hide that screenthe first time.

Applications

  • ChemDraw does not currently license on a clean install of Sequoia.

  • The “Omni” family of applications currently prompt with a dialog box indicating - OmniFocus, OmniGraffle, etc - may alert you that they are not certified for macOS 15. We expect updated releases of those applications when Sequoia ships, however we’ve seen no problems.