I'm reviewing the Version Summary page of my app in iTunes Connect and at the top there is a select list for Territory. The select list has only one item in it and it's "Peru".
Any idea what this is?
Example:
update
I've configured my app to only be available in the U.S. - This is why Peru is throwing me off.
update 2 embarrassing mistake on my part. The checkbox layout was weird and I had checked off Peru and not United States:
The territory is the territory you are currently viewing the summary for. Mine has every country, US, Peru, China, etc. It allows you to switch the summary for the selected territory, so you can change the information displayed based upon what country the person trying to download your app is from.
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When viewing the Sprint Backlog board and Work Details, is there a way (possibly via extension?) to mark a given user differently to show they are actually marked as Off for the given day?
From my screenshot, the bottom user is out for this whole week, but you don't really know that until clicking over to the Capacity tab to view days off.
I'm afraid that there are no supported extensions from Microsoft doc at present.
You may submit a suggestion at website below:
feature request
UPDATE
You can use Capacities-Get REST API to get user's daysOff information. And you can build by yourself. Please Refer to doc: Capacities-Get
I want to know that stands for CMB in the iTunes Connect Sales And Trends report, I have looked at the guide and there's nothing specified.
The "iTunes Connect Sales and Trends Guide" (available after clicking on the '?' mark in iTunes Connect) has some information you may have overlooked.
The glossary states that "CMB" is:
Complete My Bundle (CMB)
The action taken by a customer to purchase
the remaining apps in a bundle beyond those already purchased.
From the Sales Report section:
If the transaction involves a “completed” app bundle, this field will
contain a value of “CMB.” App credits for completed bundles will show
a value of “CMB-C.” Otherwise this field is blank.
I saw CMB in itunes report today, when I tried to search for answer, I stumbled upon this question.
Though Linus G. is helpful, I would like to add few more info which I read now in other site.
Bundle Completions (CMB)
A bundle completion occurs when a user that has already purchased an app that's also available in an App Bundle downloads the entire bundle. Because the App Bundle is sold at a discounted rate, several things are recorded for each bundle completion.
Source: https://appfigures.com/support/kb/529/how-are-app-bundles-tracked
Based on above information and few such scenario in my reports today, this is my observation, but I may be wrong.
Example:
1) Single app – “A” costs 1 USD.
2) App Bundle which has apps A + B + C and costs 2 USD.
When a user purchase app A for 1USD and later he purchase app bundle “A+B+C” for 2 USD, then system automatically returns back 1USD(cost of app A) to user.
In itunes report you would see CMB for Bundled App “A+B+C”
and
CMB-C for Single App “A” ( I presume C stands for credit, but not sure).
Hope this would be useful for anyone looking to know what is CMB in itunes reports.
From iTunesConnect's user guide:
If the transaction involves a "completed" app bundle then this field will contain a value of "CMB". App credits for completed bundles will show a value of "CMB-C". Otherwise this field is blank.
Hope that helps :)
I have been stuck in a strange situation, according to my requirement, I need to track the resellers of my app, i.e. I will be publishing link of my app in the iTunes-Store on 3 or more different sites(The re seller's sites).
According to my promise which I made to these resellers, I will provide a share of my profit.
So here I have to track from which link did the user came to the APP-Store.
Any suggestions or solutions will be Thankful.
I think the only way to do it will be server-side. Links at your resellers should point to your server, where you log the source of link (resellers web page) and redirect request to AppStore. But you'll have no way of knowing, which of this requests ended up with a purchase.
The only way to do this for real is to get them to become iTunes affiliates and provide reports back to you. They should use the iTunes referral to make the sale (they will get a small cut from Apple) -- Apple will report that back to them, and then they can prove to you that they made a sale, and then you pay based on that.
Reserve the right to audit them -- meaning that they will have to show you the report directly from the iTunes affiliate site.
I assume that iTunes actually tells them what they sold, but you would need to check that.
Another idea (which may or may not make sense based on what your app does) is to make personalized versions of your app for each reseller. If there's some way to incorporate a very simple feature that is personalized (and makes sense), then you can upload the same app multiple times and assume all sales are coming from that reseller.
So, for example, if the app were an exercise tracker, and the resellers were gyms -- you could customize the app for each gym and add their schedule and contact info to it. Then, sell the app as an Excerise Tracker for XYZ Gym and let them promote it and get a cut of sales.
I have an app that aggregates apps from the app store for a specific audience, and I use the iTunes Affiliate program (via LinkShare).
When a user taps the download button, it opens safari with the affiliate link and redirects to the AppStore. That's how I see it happening in other apps as well ("Free App Tracker", for example).
However, while LinkShare counts the clicks, I don't see any "orders", and I know there should be a few.
The clicks count gets updated the same day, while the orders count didn't get updated at all (still 0) for 3 days now.
Do I need to call the url in any specific way? or do LinkShare take their time with orders reports?
Thanks!
LinkShare track the orders in different way: there is the transaction date which is the date when the purchase was done, and then there is the "process" date which is when the transaction has been processed by the LinkShare system.
You can read more about it.
A few notes:
Are the purchases you that know happend via your link happen in the US store?
- The LinkShare program only support the US and CA programs so if the sale was made in another country you won't see any sales data.
iTunes advises that you wait three to five days for your sale to show up. I've seen sales the next day and sometimes they take longer. Typically, however, they are no later then a few days after you get the receipt for the sale.
You can call your link in a way that the redirects are processed in the background. Check out this resource for details - http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#qa/qa1629/_index.html
Hope that helps.
I have few queries regarding iPhone app submission.
1) I have an account and want to make my application available for US.(I have seen the options which allows to select the countries in submission process document). So is it possible to show my application to US users with my india account.
2) I want to show the different names for Seller and copyrights. In future If I submit another app, I should be able to show the same seller name but copy rights name will be changed. So is it possible to show in this way.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Malleswar
1) Yes, it's possible.
2) You can only choose Seller name once (At the time of your first app submission). The copyright info should be submitted with every app you submit.