Apps get rejected every time
I update my aaps to the aap store but reject it every time.
Actually I am developing this application for schools with multiple branches and each branch of the school requires the same application but with a different application name. Each branch has a different server link as well as a database on different servers.
The review group will answer me -
We've noticed that your app provides the same functionality as many other apps you've submitted to the App Store; it just changes in content or language.
To resolve this issue, combine applications with similar feature sets into a single "containerized" application (using the in-app purchase API, if needed).
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I think the problem lies in the architecture of the application. An iOS app cannot be run like software for a solution on the web, where someone is developing it, and multiple versions of it are available in different domains or different organizations.
Safe Bet is an apple that will not entertain your request as it is a published application. You can argue that the app is for these specific people, then you don't have to run the app in the app store, but made the app an Enterprise app .
Or, if your engine launches an app in the App Store, you should follow the following architecture, where there would be only one app, but the servers may be different, which is controlled by one API call at the beginning, which will define the rest of the calls in which the server is by any other parameter ... Then a simple login or any other function that will allow users to choose the organization they would like to connect with (in case a school)
The release of an app in an app store means that it is available for the store of that country for everyone, and apple gives you the answer that you've run similar apps before. You can launch an appeal, but I suggest releasing the application in ERP mode via testflight or any other software for distribution.
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You can try giving this explanation to Apple and see what they have to say.
If they don't understand that you are trying to see if it works
- Put the branch name in the icon (this will help the user to identify)
- Also add branch name to if field if app name
If that doesn't work, you will have to publish to a different developer account, otherwise you will have to combine all applications and the user will be able to link the branch in the application when they first log into the application.
Let me know if it works.
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