Prerequisites

• $99 Apple Developer account
• If you are on a team, then you need to be either an Admin or a Team Agent.
• Test Device with it's UUID
• App ID
• Developer Certificate (and Provisioning Profile)
• Distribution Certificate (and Provisioning Profile)

Adding a Device to the Provisioning Portal

In order to create a Provisioning Profile you need to add a device to the account. To do this, the UUID must be obtained. This UUID is a 40 character hex number which can be found one of two ways.

Prerequisites

1. Apple Developer account
2. Xcode is set up with both a developer and distribution provisioning profile
3. An application has been created in iTunes

Distribution

1. When you're ready to build or test an app that you've made, select the project in the Project Explorer 
   
   

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