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Using TestFlight to distribute Enterprise in-house application

I may be in charge of distributing in-house application using Developer Enterprise Program and I would like to ask if I have to specify UDID for every device like with adHoc distribution

OR

if I can simply invite people using the invite link and if they register using the link, they will be able to download the app (after I approve them in my accout in application's "permisson" tab) ?

If there is anyone who distributed iOS Enterprise apps using testflight, I would really welcome their insight and clarification.

Thanks

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Petr Jašíček Avatar asked Sep 15 '14 18:09

Petr Jašíček


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1 Answers

The answer is no, Enterprise accounts don't have access to testflight distribution. See https://help.apple.com/xcode/mac/current/#/devba5e7054d which states:

"Note: As a member of the Apple Developer Enterprise Program, you don’t have an App Store Connect account and consequently, the ability to distribute an app using TestFlight."

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AliasNode Avatar answered Nov 15 '22 00:11

AliasNode