Step 1: Navigate to Build Configuration

• Go to your app’s Build Configuration page.
• Locate the iOS Build Configuration section.

Step 2: Enter Team ID

• Enter your “Team Id” in the input field
• This is your Apple Developer Team ID, which you can find in your Apple Developer account under Membership.

Step 3: Select Certificate TypeChoose one of the following certificate flows:Manual Flow

• Upload the iPhone distribution certificate (.cer) to the “iPhone distribution certificate” input field.
• Upload the Private key (.key) to the “Private key” input field.

P12 Flow

• Upload the P12 certificate (.p12) to the “P12 certificate (.p12)” input field.
• Enter the “iPhone distribution certificate password” in the input, which is the same password you used when creating the P12 certificate.

Step 4: Select Profile TypeChoose one of the following profile types:App Store (Publish)

• Select the “App store” radio button. Use this for App Store distribution.

Ad-hoc (Internal)

• Select the “Ad-hoc” radio button. Use this for internal testing and distribution.

Step 5: Upload Provisioning Profile

• Upload the iPhone provisioning profile (.mobileprovision) to the “iPhone provisioning profile” input field.
• Note: The provisioning profile must match your Team ID and Bundle ID.

Step 6: Enable TestFlight Upload (Optional)If you want to automatically upload your app to TestFlight after a successful build:

• Prerequisite: Ensure you have created the app listing in App Store Connect (under the “My Apps” section) before starting the build process.
• Toggle on the “Upload app to Testflight” switch.
• Upload the P8 file (.p8) to the “P8 file” input field. This is your App Store Connect API key file.
• Enter “Key Id” in the input field. This is your App Store Connect API key identifier.
• Enter “Issuer Id” in the input field. This is your App Store Connect API issuer ID.

Tip: You can find these details in App Store Connect under Users and Access > Keys > App Store Connect API.
Step 7: Agree to Terms and Save

• Check the “I agree to Quikapp terms of service and privacy policy” checkbox.
• Click the “Save” button to save your iOS build configuration.

Note: Security and Backup: Your certificates and private keys are the only way to prove you own your app in the App Store. Always back up these files in a secure location and never share them publicly or via unencrypted channels. Loss or compromise of these files means you cannot sign or update your app.