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          Submit the App for Approval

          Submit the App for Approval

          After testing of the beta version of your app is complete, the next step is to submit the app to the application stores for approval.

          Required Editions

          Setup for Mobile Publisher available in: Lightning Experience
          Setup for Mobile Publisher available in: production only (not sandbox)
          Available in Lightning Experience in: Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited Editions
          User Permissions Needed
          To create and modify a Mobile Publisher project: Manage mySalesforce Apps

          When you submit your app for approval, Salesforce sends the final apps to Google Play and the App Store. Google and Apple review the apps to make sure they adhere to the application store guidelines. Although you’re about to submit the apps in Salesforce, they aren’t immediately available in Google Play and the App Store.

          1. From Setup, enter Mobile Publisher in the Quick Find box, then select Mobile Publisher.
          2. Click Continue next to the listing for the iOS app.
            Note
            Note To make edits, click the Make Changes button. On the App Information page, you can upload revised brand assets or change the values in the fields. Then follow the same steps again: Request a new managed package, install it, and request a beta to verify the changes. The Make Changes button is available only after a beta app or live app is delivered.
          3. Click Submit for Review.

            Salesforce submits the app to the app store for review. It can take up to 2 weeks for the store to review and approve your app. During that time, you can’t make any changes to the app.

          4. Repeat the same steps for the Android app.
          Important
          Important For Android private distribution, the BETA status is misleading and not related to providing a beta app to testers. To make the app available for testing, the app status must be in LIVE status.

          If there’s an issue during the approval process, Google and Apple can reject the app. If the app is rejected, Salesforce emails you and lets you know exactly how to resolve any issues.

          Note
          Note For apps distributed with the Binary Upload distribution method, we recommend that you release app updates to your users in a staggered rollout when the update includes any new features. A staggered rollout gives you more flexibility in pausing or rolling back an app update if any issues are discovered in the early phases of the release. See Release a version update in phases in Apple Developer Documentation and Release app updates with staged rollouts in Play Console Help

          You can stagger your app update rollout by the percentage of app users. For example, you can start rolling out the update to 1% of users and then 5% of users. If no issues are discovered, you can incrementally increase the percentage. 

          We also recommend against rolling out an app update before a weekend or holiday, so that any issues can be addressed quickly.

           
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