I'm a solutions architect for a fintech company, We have a lot of our clients using your software and I was wondering if it's possible to get a sandbox account to your API.
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My company publishes multiple white label iOS apps from different developer accounts, and I'm in the process of implementing Sign in with Apple. On the developer portal I can see that it is possible to group multiple apps under the same developer account, however our scenario is slightly different as we use multiple developer accounts.
To clarify, all these apps connect to same platform, and users are expected to hold a single account that can be used across all of them.
Is there a way to use the same Sign in With Apple in both apps?
Just to update whoever may concern,
eventually the only solution was to move all application to the same developer account. we did the account immigration process and the sign in with apple works well on both applications.
I am currently working in a company that make mobile applications for multiple client, our clients varies from companies to government organizations, It's possible to create one apple developer account to publish all the apps on the app store ?
I'm looking for Info regrading the possibility of publishing my clients apps that our company developed through our App Store account. Is this allowed by Apple? or Should we purchase separate accounts for every client for hosting the apps?. (We have few big clients and trying to avoid any legal complications after publishing the apps).
It depends. If you're making an app for multiple clients using the same template, then it will get rejected. Apple made some changes regarding white label apps this year. It seems that your clients will have to purchase their own developer accounts to publish their apps.From the App Store Review Guidelines Section 4.2.6:
4.2.6 Apps created from a commercialized template or app generation service will be rejected unless they are submitted directly by the
provider of the app’s content. These services should not submit apps
on behalf of their clients and should offer tools that let their
clients create customized, innovative apps that provide unique
customer experiences. Another acceptable option for template providers
is to create a single binary to host all client content in an
aggregated or “picker” model, for example as a restaurant finder app
with separate customized entries or pages for each client restaurant,
or as an event app with separate entries for each client event.
I've seen a few developer businesses walk their clients through the process of purchasing a developer account and making the developer a lead role in the client's team so that they may publish and maintain the app for their client while still using the client's developer account.It might be a possibility for you too.
We are trying to integrate Google adwords connectivity into our Marketing Analytics Web application, meaning we are creating an app that would allow small businesses to login to their AdWords accounts and manage them based on findings of our app.
The problem is that upon signing up for API Access AdWords is asking us to link 'our' adwords account to the app account as well. This does not make too much sense to us, why do we need to show our adwords account when we ourselves will not be the main users of the app. It almost seems that AdWords assumes only a couple of users will be using the API.
Is my thinking flawed here? Can anyone clarify?
Google does seem to assume that their AdWords API is used primarily for in-house reporting and account management (as well by advertising agencies managing accounts on behalf of their clients).
Even if you are building an app for general, public use, the app's Client ID, Client Secret, and Developer Token are still connected to your company's MCC account.
However, this does not cause a problem. Any AdWords account owner can authorize your app to access their data, without having to be your client.
From what I learned so far the FedEx require each customer to sign up for FedEx Web Services which is very developer specific and not quite obvious for certain customers.
I'm curious if there is a better way to connect FedEx services with a hypothetical SaaS product?
You need to become a FedEx Certified Developer. It's a very time-consuming process. When you request web service credentials they ask very specific questions about inside/outside development. Based on these questions you should be able to get in contact with the proper department.