Thank you for your help.
A person asked me to develop the app, and I delivered the app to the client
If you want to release it as a client's app,
Developed the Xcode team account as a developer and
Is it common to transfer to the client's account and release it?
Or is there a better way?
A: Developer (me): After developing the application, the client inspects it on TestFlight and
Deliver the app to the client.
B: Requestor (Customer): Release Completed Application
until release if
Is the flow as follows?
開発 Developer uses Xcode to develop with developer's team account (image below)
開発Submit the application to the review on the developer's iTunes Connect
審査 After passing the examination, have the client inspect the app on TestFlight
依頼 The client registers with the Developer Program and obtains an account
開発Developers transfer apps to clients and publish apps on their iTunes Connect
ios xcode
While there is not the only correct way, it is not common to "transfer" what you submit with another account.
Usually, it is common to deliver the source code.
If the client is not very familiar with the source code and is unable to work on the release, we will build and apply for it on behalf of the client.
Most accounts are borrowed from clients.
It depends on how far you want to act for me.Except for the build, there are few difficulties, so I think some clients end up delivering it in the form of source code +.ipa.
Or prepare a separate application manual...
In any case, the delivery is based on the source code, and in the case of iOS apps, there are a few more tasks to be done before they are released, so it's a case-by-case decision whether to take care of them (at an extra cost) or leave them to the client.
"The ""transfer"" method was first introduced with the intention of not wanting to give the source code, but even in that case, it is sufficient to deliver it in binary form and apply for it on behalf of the client or account."
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