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Jess Murray
Jess Murray

Reputation: 1339

Can't Access Certificates, Identifiers & profiles within developer.apple.com

Im trying to follow the following None of the valid provisioning profiles include the devices as I'm trying to run an application on my iPhone 5 and getting the error "No matching provisioning profiles found". which is odd as it runs on my iPhone 6 fine...

when i log into developer.apple.com and click on 'Certificates, IDs & Profiles' it takes me to 'https://developer.apple.com/account/#/welcome' where it doesn't give me any option to add a device as all i can see is:

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Is there another way of fixing the error?

Any help would be appreciated.

Upvotes: 69

Views: 67503

Answers (5)

Aravinth
Aravinth

Reputation: 27

This is because you are not yet enrolled as apple developer.

Just you need to enrol as apple developer for personal or organisation.

Step 1: Go to this link Apple Developer Console

Step 2: Login with your apple id, if don't have create new one then login.

Step 3: Press the enroll button present in the top-right corner.

Step 4: Read the and agree the terms to proceed.

Step 5: Select the one from which you want to enroll either personal or organisation.

Step 6: Then select your payment option, then pay.

Step 7: Finally now you are a developer after completing all the steps, now you can find certificates tab in your account page.

Upvotes: 0

Yasir Muhammad
Yasir Muhammad

Reputation: 1

You need to enroll in the apple developer program if you or your organization hasn't already: https://developer.apple.com/programs/enroll/

Upvotes: -2

Mayur Prajapati - MeProgrammer
Mayur Prajapati - MeProgrammer

Reputation: 5612

Note : As per the new rules (2019)

After a long research & contacting to the Apple team its getting more cleared Now.

Lots of developers thinking earlier when we were giving Admin access of the Developer account, We were able to access the Certificates & Provisioning Profiles. Why this option is disabled now ?

So here is the new Rules defined by Apple :

  1. As per new rules if you have Individual Account than you would not be able to provide the Access of Certificates & Provisioning Profiles to the other Users.
  2. Even if you are giving Admin access to any user they will not be able to access the Certificates & Provisioning Profiles.
  3. If you have taken Enterprise account, than the option will be open for you to give access of certificates & Provisioning profiles to the other developers.

New Edition :

  • Suppose if you have a Individual Account & still you want your developer to access the Certificates & Provisioning Profiles ? Than you can contact the Apple Support team & send request for the same. If they will look the request suitable than they will help to give your Developer access of the Certificates & Provisioning Profile.

Hope this clear all doubts & helps to everyone.

Upvotes: 60

Pandurang Yachwad
Pandurang Yachwad

Reputation: 1723

If you have paid Apple Developer program and lost access to certificates, ID & profile, your admin or account owner can go to developer portal, under Peoples option tap on the specific user and check mark Access to Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles under Developer resources. See below.

Upvotes: 43

Elangovan
Elangovan

Reputation: 1206

Being a registered Apple developer gives you access to a lot of information, but to be able to send apps to the App Store (and Create and manage certificates) you need to enroll in Apple’s iOS developer program. This is the part that will cost you US$99 per year.

For more info go to this link

But you can able to run on any device With Xcode 7 you are no longer required to have a developer account in order to test your apps on your device

check here...

Upvotes: 12

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