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I used JAMF composer to create an installer package. You will need to have an Apple developer account to sign the package. You put that into the composer preferences/settings. You will then need to make a post-installation script by right clicking on the script folder in the new installer package you’re making. In the post-install script, make sure to include the terminal command above and edit it properly for your systems. I also included a command to remove the installer app once the install was done. The post-install script is a bash script, so all the normal variables will work. For my systems, in the “—sysUsername” I enter $USER Hope that helps

MacOS: You will need to first launch the installer .dmg file, which will open a volume called “Vectorworks 2023 Installer” in your finder. From the Mac Terminal, type in the following command: sudo /Volumes/Vectorworks\ 2023\ Installer/Vectorworks\ 2023\ Installer.app/Contents/Resources/installer/Install\ Vectorworks2023.app/Contents/MacOS/installbuilder.sh --unattendedmodeui none --mode unattended --Serial EJMUSN-XXXXXX-XXXXXX-XXXXXX --installdir <install directory goes here, usually "/Applications/Vectorworks 2023"> --sysUsername <the system user for which Vectorworks is being installed> --LDFChoice licenseID Just in case it saves anyone else the trouble it caused me, the installation directory is written incorrectly. <install directory goes here, usually "/Applications/Vectorworks 2023"> should be <install directory goes here, usually "/Applications/Vectorworks\ 2023"> The space wasn’t escaped properly, and the command won’t process because of it. I did remove the <“”>, but I wasn’t paying enough attention to everything else.