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Reply to Your Apple Account isn't enabled for App Store Connect. Learn More
Per Claude: Notice the discrepancy: the developer portal shows your role as Account Holder, but Xcode Settings shows your company role as Agent. Xcode is reading the wrong role, which is why it blocks you. Try this in Xcode: Xcode → Settings → Apple Accounts Select your email address Click Sign Out Click Sign In... and sign back in with the same Apple ID This forces Xcode to re-fetch your actual role from Apple. After signing back in, your company team should show Account Holder instead of Agent, and then Integrate → Create Workflow... should proceed.
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Reply to Your Apple Account isn't enabled for App Store Connect. Learn More
Per Claude: Notice the discrepancy: the developer portal shows your role as Account Holder, but Xcode Settings shows your company role as Agent. Xcode is reading the wrong role, which is why it blocks you. Try this in Xcode: Xcode → Settings → Apple Accounts Select your email address Click Sign Out Click Sign In... and sign back in with the same Apple ID This forces Xcode to re-fetch your actual role from Apple. After signing back in, your company team should show Account Holder instead of Agent, and then Integrate → Create Workflow... should proceed.
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Personal Team: Me with 0 provisioned devices Development Team: My company with 1 provisioned device
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Per Claude, You've done everything right on your end. The INVALIDITCUSER error is unambiguous: Apple's backend never properly linked your enrollment to App Store Connect. No amount of downloading profiles or switching teams will fix that.
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