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Apple Developer Program Roles Overview

Who can do what?
Only team agents can upload binaries to the App Store!

There are three roles that can be assigned to Apple Developer Program members: Team Agent, admin, or member. These roles are used to assign certain responsibilities to a developer, such as accepting program agreements, inviting additional members, creating certificates, and submitting apps to iTunes Connect. The admin and member roles are only available to developers enrolled as an organization, since they may have multiple people on their team.

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Apple Developer Program Roles Overview

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