Developer account linked to iTunes Connect - published to another organization?

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In my organization

  • a@b.com is a legal / administrative user on iTunes Connect and part of several development organizations, including X.

  • a@b.com cannot be added to the iTunes Connect account for company X because it is the main account for my company.

  • c@d.com has administrator privileges for iTunes Connect for company X.

  • a@b.com has administrator rights on the developer account for company X.

  • I create a+t@b.com as the new Apple ID.

  • I invite a+t@b.com to iTunes Connect using c@d.com . It works great.

  • I invite a+t@b.com to the X company’s developer organization with a@b.com .

  • I cannot accept the invitation because a+t@b.com invited to join the developer program. If I clicked on any buttons, I get a Member Center agreement has already been accepted .

  • If I add a+t@b.com as an account in Xcode, it will be shown as without commands, and therefore cannot publish.

  • If I try to publish as a@b.com , I cannot, because I do not have iTunes Connect privileges in company X.

  • If I try to publish as c@d.com , I cannot, because I do not have iTunes Connect permissions on X.

I have an Apple ID that I use to log in to the Developer Center and connect to iTunes. I was added to another organization account as a developer, and I can make assemblies in order. However, when I try to publish the application, I block because I do not have access to iTunes for the organization.

When I go to add myself to a new organization, I get this message:

 "The email address you entered already belongs to an iTunes Connect account. To continue, enter a different email address." 

However, any other email address I entered will not have my paid Apple Developer subscription, so I can only publish applications as stefankendall@gmail.com .

How do I add a developer to iTunes Connect and a member center as part of an organization that can publish applications? Is this the only solution for buying another developer member for this particular organization and for any other organization that I will need to publish for?

A question marked as duplicate does not apply because I am the primary owner of the first iTunes Connect account. I don’t see the possibility to change the administrator / administrator rights of the iTunes Connect organization.

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Log in to Apple’s identity management system and re-verify your email for email +extension@gmail.com.

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There is officially no solution for this, as Apple does not offer a way to use multiple accounts. The hack for this is to use this format: someone +organization@domain.com . Apple recognizes this email as someone@domain.com , where you will receive a confirmation email from Apple that will be registered as a new user.

When logging in, use: someone +organization@domain.com along with your password.

References: iTunes connect won't let me add myself as a user

Update

When you encounter the error below, it’s related to confirming your Apple ID account

Membership Center Agreement Already Accepted

Decision

  • Go to https://appleid.apple.com/ , log in with the credentials created in iTunes Connect, and confirm the account
  • Apple will send you an email at a +t@b.com , click on the link and confirm it with a+b@t.com along with your password
  • Find in your a@b.com email the invitation you received from Apple to join the team.
  • Sign out of any Apple Developer account
  • Click the email link
  • Log in using a +t@b.com at the link and confirm the invitation of the development team

Now you are on iTunes Connect and the development team , and in the Xcode → Settings → Accounts section, you should see that Account a +t@b.com is part of your company.

To force the update, delete the account a +t@b.com and add it again, and it should get the latest data.

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create a new Apple ID, either with the email you create for the organization, or with the email you give them. Subscribe to this email, add this account to your xcode and publish the application from this account.

There is no reason for you to encounter the problem of switching by default to your personal account for this organization.

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You need a new AppleID that has access to iTunesConnect from this other organization. If you have access to an account with administrator rights in iTunesConnect for this organization, log in to it and go to the "Users and Roles" section. Since this is an organization, there are several users. And next to "Users" there is a plus button:

iTunesConnect Users and Roles

Click the plus. There you can enter a new username, last name and email address (it will be used as Apple ID). You can also use an existing AppleID that is not yet registered with iTunesConnect (iTunesConnect will show you a warning, but that's fine).

This will create an account capable of publishing applications for this organization.

Then, in the Xcode settings (Accounts tab), you add a new account. Xcode Settings .

Then, when you submit the application, you will be asked to select an account to send:

Application submission

Unfortunately, I don’t remember if I need to register a new AppleID in DeveloperCenter, as well as in iTunesConnect. But even if you need to do this, it should be easy to do: you simply add it as another identifier in the organization (you need to have the right to invite new users to the organization for this, of course).

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