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iOS Developer Enterprise Program

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I'm looking for additional information which I can't find on apple's website:

  • Does the App get reviewed by Apple?
  • How exactly can I get the App to the employees? Do I send a link to the App or is there some authentification needed?
  • Do I need to register everyone's Device ID who wants to use this app?

The thing is, that we develop an app which will be used by a small group of people and our App probably won't make it through the review process, since we use a proprietary API.

Thank you in advance for your help!

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Marco Avatar asked Aug 06 '12 09:08

Marco


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What is Apple Developer Enterprise Program?

The Apple Developer Enterprise Program allows large organizations to develop and deploy proprietary, internal-use apps to their employees. This program is for specific use cases that require private distribution directly to employees using secure internal systems or through a Mobile Device Management solution.

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1 Answers

  1. No, the app doesn't get reviewed by Apple
  2. You can just send a link to the app, the instructions at http://shinydevelopment.com/blog/over-the-air-ios-provisioning-and-distribution/ should work fine for enterprise distribution, just make sure that you select your enterprise provisioning profile
  3. No, there's no need to register device UUIDs
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Sherman Lo Avatar answered Oct 03 '22 19:10

Sherman Lo