Note: This only applies to the REPu Elite platform.
The Account Holder role
The most important role for the Apple Developer Program is the Account Holder. This is the user doing the actual enrollment. There can only be one Account Holder for the account and only this user has the ability to accept new Apple Terms and Agreements.
Apple ID
Before the Account Holder can enroll in the Apple Developer Program, they will need an Apple ID with two-factor authentication turned on.
Important note on the AppleID
The AppleID used for the Account Holder must be connected to a real person in your organization. You can use any email address for the account but be sure to enter a valid first and last name for this user. Apple will require a valid ID to confirm the identity of this person.
We highly recommend that you create a new email address specifically for this use, such as appledev@myschool.edu. This way, should someone no longer be a school employee, you’ll still have access to the account. It’s very important to maintain access to this account at all times.
Two-Factor Authentication for Apple ID
The Apple ID you create must have two-factor authentication turned on. Two-factor authentication is an extra layer of security for your Apple ID designed to ensure that you’re the only person who can access your account, even if someone knows your password.
An iOS device is required to join the Apple Developer Program.
We recommend a dedicated iOS device for this purpose, such as an older iPhone or iPad. Please do not use a personal device. It’s very important to maintain access to this device at all times, including when an employee is no longer employed by the school.
Learn how to enable Two-Factor Authentication for your Apple ID.