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I'm trying to allow a team member access to the provisioning portal (by creating a new user via iTunes Connect) - but it only allows them access to Connect. Trying to access the provisioning portal informs them they need to pay the $99 annual fee. Why aren't they associated to my portal (I created their account), and is there a work-around for this? Any help?
Zach
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Provisioning Profiles can be shared without problems between developers. For them to be valid and usable, though, having both Public and Private keys is needed. The Public key is stored in the Certificate whilst the Private has to be exported from the certificate's creator Keychain App.
If the team is missing in one of the menus, let the account owner remove your membership in App Store Connect and re-invite you. After accepting your new invitation, the missing team should be displayed on both App Store Connect and the Developer portal. Now you can also use it in Xcode.
Click Xcode > Preferences > Accounts. In the resulting dialog, click the small plus sign under the left side list of accounts and servers. Complete the resulting form, providing your Apple ID and password. Close Preferences, and then change the Team list box entry from None to the team associated with the Apple ID.
The iOS Provisioning Portal is an online tool designed to take you through the steps required to test your apps on iOS devices and prepare them for distribution on the App Store. This is where you will create and download the developer files that are required to build your apps with Flash Professional.
Yes. To convert your iOS Developer Program membership from an individual to a company, please contact us. You can make this change only if you are the founder/co-founder of the company. As part of the conversion process, you may be asked to submit business documents to verify your company's identity.
You need to Invite a Person to Your Team via the Developer Program Member Center.
From Apple Developer Program Roles Overview:
There are three possible roles that can be assigned to Apple Developer Program members: Agent, Admin, or Member. Developer Program roles are used to assign certain responsibilities to a developer, such as accepting Program Agreements, inviting additional team members, and creating and approving digital certificates. The Admin and Member roles are only available to developers enrolled as a company in the iOS, Mac, or Safari Developer Program.
Agent
The Agent (the original enrollee accepted into an Apple Developer Program) is the primary contact for the development team, is responsible for accepting all Developer Program Agreements, and can enroll their team in additional Apple Developer Programs.Admin (company only)
Developers assigned the Admin role serve as a secondary contact for teams enrolled in an Apple Developer Program as a company. Team Admins can invite members to the team, assign roles, and have access to the resources and benefits of the developer program they are enrolled in.Member (company only)
Developers assigned the Member role have access to the resources and benefits of the developer program they are enrolled in.Developers can also be assigned “No Access”. This designation prohibits the access to any program benefits for a specific Program, allowing an Agent or Admin to delineate responsibilities and access to resources for their team members between Developer Programs.
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answered Sep 27 '22 23:09
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