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Guide: Setting Up Your Google Play Console & Granting Access

This guide will walk you through the process of creating a Corporate Google Play Console account and inviting the Ordering Support Team as an Administrator.

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Written by David Arau
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Part 1: Creating your Google Play Console (Corporate)

If you already have a Google account for your business, follow these steps:

  1. Visit the Console: Go to Google Play Console.

  2. Select Account Type: Choose "Organization / Business". It is very important to select this instead of "Personal" to ensure your apps are listed under your brand name.

  3. About Your Organization:

    • Enter your Organization Name (this will be visible on Google Play).

    • Provide your D-U-N-S Number (Google requires this to verify business identities).

  4. Developer Account Details: Fill in your contact information, including a public email and phone number for Google.

  5. Payment: Pay the one-time registration fee of $25 USD.

  6. Identity Verification: Google will ask you to upload official documents to verify the legal existence of your company. This process may take a few days.


Part 2: Granting Administrator Access

Once your account is active, please follow these steps to invite our team so we can manage the technical deployment of your apps:

  1. Log in: Sign in to your Google Play Console.

  2. Users and Permissions: In the left-hand menu, scroll down and click on "Users and permissions".

  3. Invite New Users: Click the "Invite new users" button on the right.

  4. User Details:

  5. Set Permissions: * Go to the "Account permissions" tab.

    • Select the "Admin (all permissions)" checkbox. This is necessary for our team to handle certificates, API keys, and store listings.

  6. Send Invitation: Click "Invite user" at the bottom right.


Note: Our team will receive an email invitation and accept it immediately to continue with the publication of your apps.

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