How to Set up the connection between App Center and App Store Connect

 


Steps required to set up the connection between App Center and App Store Connect

  1. Select Stores under Distribution.

  2. In the middle of the page, click on the Connect to Store button.

  3. Select the store type as App Store Connect from the panel that opens.

  4. Click on Next in the lower-right corner.

  5. Sign in with your Apple developer account (a onetime activity) and click Connect.

  6. On successful sign-in, if the Apple account is a member of multiple teams an option to select the team to associate the builds will be available. If the Apple account is a member of only a single team, then the selection is defaulted to the single one available.

  7. Now a list of apps for the team selected will be available for selection.

  8. Select to app to be upgraded.

  9. Store connections for the selected app will be automatically set up

    • An App Store connection named Production.

    • A TestFlight connection for internal testers named App Store Connect Users.

    • External tester groups connections based on the external groups created in the App Store Connect console.

  10. Setting up this connection is a one time process for an app in App Center.


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