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I have enrolled as an Individual / Sole Proprietor / Single Person Business type for the membership programme. Is it now possible to change the type to Company / Organization?
Yes you can.
Can I switch my membership from an individual to an organization?
Yes, if you are the founder/co-founder of the organization. To start
the conversion process, please contact us. You may be asked to submit
business documents to verify your company's identity.
For reference:
https://developer.apple.com/support/account/
Steps:
Please check below link. Hope it would be helpful: [Moving from Individual to Company] http://www.cocoanetics.com/2011/10/moving-from-individual-to-company/
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I'm trying to submit my app to the app store and it seems I have to write a privacy policy. I don't know where to start.
My app uses Firebase to store info (profile info) and to run a chat between the users. It's free and I don't have adds...
I'm developing it for a company.
Is there any free tool or something? I can't believe that every developer that submit an app knows how to do this, it has to be some guide to make it easier...
Thanks for the help
This is not programming related but I have done something similar a while ago. You can not take this word to word, you need legal advice.
But you can use https://www.eula.io/ and their sdk.
Follow this tutorial on github. https://github.com/AdamBCo/eula-ios-sdk
You should end up something like
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We use a personal apple developer account and we used to submit apps in my name. Now we want to use our studio name instead of someone's real name, but our studio name has not yet registered. Can We do this?
No, you can definitely not set the Individual Developer Account's name to your company name.
I thought about that too but as they ask you like a hundred times whether you are sure this is your legal name you cannot set it to anything but your actual name. I suggest using the company's CEO / representative's name for it.
Once you have created a legally effective company you can create a new Company's Developer Account and transfer the applications from the Individual's Account to your new one.
Hope that helps :)
If you change your account to be related to a Company instead of an individual, the name will be changed to the name of the Company.
You can find more information here:
https://developer.apple.com/support/account/
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i get the following error when i try to connect Sales & Trends..
Any idea what this means?
After 2 hours it worked automatically.
I own the account over a year and have received several payments, so all contracts are correctly configured.
In the developer forum I've read that others had the same problem.
Go to "Contracts, Tax, and Banking" and setup your bank and tax related info. Look likes you did not request a contract information for paid apps. Once you done with it you will be able to access "Sales and Trends".
Hope this help.
It also happens during
"System maintenance in progress..."
Just go to "Agreements, Tax and Banking" section and you might see this message there. Just give them a min or two ;-)
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A week ago I sent an email for apple asking to change the name (that I draw red circle around it in the attached image) but they didn't reply! please can any one of you tell me how to change it? And what do you call that name exactly, it's developer name or what?
I sent an email by this link:
https://developer.apple.com/contact/submit.php
That is the company name that you selected the first time you uploaded an app to your iTune's Connect account. That is separate from the company name provided for your iOS Developer Program registration. Apple is able to assist you in changing it, tho you may be limited in what they allow you to change it to.
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I saw some applications on app store require the user to accept some custom terms and conditions before being able to download the app.
How can one achieve this? And does this imply Apple's terms and conditions not be valid anymore?
Thanks
If you create a new app using their iTunes Connect portal (which you must), you can specify a custom EULA (End User License Agreement).
As of Apple's terms not being valid anymore, I don't think so but for further reading - these are the minimum requirements your custom EULA must meet:
http://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/appstore/dev/minterms/