Getting it out of the door.
Store submissions, domains, DNS, certificates and release routines — the operational paperwork of software.
Scope
What this covers
The last mile is often the most frustrating: developer accounts awaiting verification, rejected app reviews, a domain registered to a former contractor, missing privacy disclosures, email landing in spam because SPF and DKIM were never set. We untangle these methodically.
We are clear about limits: Apple and Google make review decisions and set their own timings. We cannot guarantee approval, rankings or downloads — what we can do is prepare a submission that answers the questions reviewers ask.
Method
Sequence of work
- 01
Inventory
List every account, domain, certificate and credential — and who controls it.
- 02
Ownership
Transfer or create accounts under your organisation with shared access and 2FA.
- 03
Compliance
Privacy policy, data-safety and privacy-label answers, age rating, listing assets.
- 04
Submit
Upload build, write reviewer notes, respond to review feedback.
- 05
Routine
Versioning, changelog and a written release checklist for future updates.
Spec sheet
Working parameters
| Stores | Apple App Store, Google Play |
|---|---|
| Web | Domain registrars, DNS, TLS certificates, SPF / DKIM / DMARC |
| Documents | Privacy policy drafts for your legal review, release checklist, access register |
| Not included | Buying reviews or installs, guarantees of approval or ranking |
Questions
Asked on the desk
Our app was rejected. Can you help?
Send us the rejection message. We will tell you what it means and what needs changing.
Can you write our privacy policy?
We can draft one that describes the product accurately; it should be reviewed by your own adviser.
Who should own the developer account?
Your organisation, always — never an individual or a supplier.