Put your apps under your accounts and under your company's name in Google Play and the AppStore under the Apps. In order to do so, please take the following steps:
Creating Native App Accounts
Android / Google Play
Create a Google account
First, you need to have a Google account (as in Gmail). This will be the account associated with your Developer Account.If you already have a Google account, please login in and if you don't have one yet, please create a new account by clicking "Create Account" here.
Sign up for a developer account
Click this link: https://support.google.com/googleplay/android-developer/answer/6112435 and sign up for a developer account by completing steps 1-4.
Fill in your details under this page (the first three blue headlines are the most relevant).
If there are any additional mandatory data fields, please fill them too as required.
Note that a "Payment Profile" is not needed at this stage.
Give Appfront access to your account
In order for us to take part in your App publishing, we need to access your account.
You can give us permissions by following the instructions on this page - please follow "Step 2".
You can choose a more specific permission level, keep in mind that our ability to support the account depends heavily on the permissions we are granted.
Apple AppStore
Open business
The first thing you should do is open account for your Organization, i.e., you need a Business account and NOT a personal account.
Create an Apple Developer Account
First, you need to have a Apple-id account (your apple-id email and password). This will be the account associated with your Developer Account. Please notice that you enroll as an organisation, so you will need to have an Apple-id/account/email for your organisation. Fill in your details by following the steps HERE (https://developer.apple.com/programs/enroll/).
Requesting D-U-N-S Number
You need DUNS number to create a Business/organsiation account!
It should take about 2-3 business days to get it.
Give Appfront Access to Certificates, identifiers & Profiles under Developer Resources:
Claim your App Name
Used to have other app provider before Appfront? Your brand name is probably already in use - meaning, in order to upload an app under your brand name, we will need you to reach out to Apple and claim your name rights.
Reach out to your Previous provider
First step, you should ask you previous app provider a request to remove the app from the stores. If that doesn't work, or if you don't have an app provider, please follow the next section procedure.
Tip: Search your transactions for “Google Play Developer.”
Your transaction ID is listed near the bottom of the transaction details.Registration transactions IDs are typically in one of the following formats:
01234567890123456789.token.0123456789012345
0.G.123456789012345
Registration-1234ab56-7c89-12d3-4567-8e91234567f8
PDS.1234-5678-9012-3456
We would also require your keystore in order to complete the transfer.
Transfer apps to a different developer account - Play Console Help
Privacy Policy / Terms of use ("TOU")
Overview
Creating your own privacy policy and TOU might take a long time and cost you lots of money.
In order to help our customers, we prepared a base documentation that you can choose to adopt and use for your own app.
You can find the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy both in our mobile and web apps in the customer's account page:
Click on profile
Privacy and TOS
The section will explain how to update those sections.
IMPORTANT! Thisagreement template is between you and your customers. We do not take any responsibility for it and offer this as a free service to our customer.
You may of course more than welcome to set any agreement you like instead.
IMPORTANT 2! These agreements are Appfront's property. You are allowed to use them as long as you are under agreement with Appfront.
AppFront Templates
**Make sure to replace your brand name where it says "Appfront"