I am using apple developer account to distribute app through device UDID. Now i want to use itunes connect. Is there any way to match the itunes connect user's UDID to match with the apple developer user's UDID so that already existing user on apple developer account can use the application without paying more and with full features?
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My question is as the subject tells.
Cause I doubt that my the password of my itunes connect account has been leaked.
It's not possible. You should contact the iTunes Connect support team. I'd recommend resetting your Apple ID's password and switch over to 2-factor authentication.
https://iforgot.apple.com/password/verify/appleid#!§ion=password
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204152
I get this error when importing CSV into iTunes Connect
How do i find which Apple ID has already accepted an invite?
You can find out who has installed an app by visiting iTunes Connect as admin, choose Users and Roles then select the TestFlight Beta Testers tab.
A list of internal testers and latest installed apps will be displayed, you can switch between (internal and external).
I ran into a big problem and rite not I don't know how to solve it,
I have a apple developer account and I manage my users in iTunes connect.
Today I sent myself a request to be added as a tester to my own account.
But now when I login to my account I can't see myself as the admin and hence I can't add testers or do any other admin stuff.
I have tried contact us section of iTunes connect but there is no way I can submit my query to apple, I have looked in my developer account and there is not provision for doing so.
So I have an Apple ID that was under a company's iTunes Connect, so when I got myself into the Apple Dev Program individually for the same Apple ID, I was not able to enter iTunes Connect associated with my Apple ID. The company removed me from iTunes Connect, and now the Apple ID is not associated with any iTunes Connect. How can I enable my Apple ID for iTunes Connect?
I think that your account is now not able to access the iTunesConnect Program so you need to link your account to any paid Apple ID to access their iTunesConnect Programs and see the Apps or you need to pay for your Apple ID.
From what I can tell from this https://developer.apple.com/programs/roles/ you need to have the role of "Agent" in iTunes Connect to submit apps even for testing purposes (using TestFlight). Is this correct?
Is it correct that there can only be one Agent assigned to an iTunes Connect account?
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I'll answer my own question, hope it's ok.
No, you do not need to be an agent to submit binaries ti iTunes Connect.
My issue was that my iTunes Connect account and my Apple Developer account were using different Apple Id's (email adresses). In that case XCode will not allow you to submit the binary, instead you need to use Application Loader.