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My company is using an iOS Personal Developer Account as we were having trouble to get an DUNS number. We have developed several apps and distributed internally, by using an AdHoc mobileprovision file and add UDID for every device.
Now we have reached the 100 devices limit of the Personal Account, we are applying for the Enterprise one.
The problem here is I want to transfer existing app to the new Enterprise account, without changing the bundle id, so the saved files on users' devices can be kept during updating. If I use a new bundle id, the user will see two apps with the same name and icon and function on their device.
I understand Apple has announced the way to transfer apps on App Store, but our apps are not on App Store.
Thanks in advance.
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Once they've located themselves, they'll need to click on their Apple ID/email address. This will take them to their individual user page where they can find their Team ID: Once they have that information have them provide that to you so that you can initiate the app transfer.
Yes. Your app will remain fully functional for current users. They won't experience interruption to services and will still be able to buy in-app purchases.
If your Apple Developer Program membership expires, your apps will no longer be available for download and you won't be able to submit new apps or updates. You'll lose access to prerelease software, Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles, and TSIs.
There is no way to do it without changing the bundle id, as it's unique across all developers accounts.
Also, the new iTunes Connect won't help.
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