Appily Client App Launch Workflow (Delivery)

Appily Client App Launch Workflow (Delivery)

1. 01

   Log into your Appily admin panel and navigate to the 'Apps' section.

   Select the client's app project from the list. If this is a new client, click 'Create New App' and choose the template that matches the client's vertical (ecommerce, education, fitness, events, or content).

2. 02

   Apply white-label branding in the 'Branding' settings.

   Upload the client's logo, set their brand colors, and configure the app's display name. Ensure the admin panel and any client-facing templates reflect your agency's identity, not Appily's, to maintain white-label consistency.

3. 03

   Build the app using the drag-and-drop builder.

   Add screens, configure navigation, and populate content blocks. Use the built-in previewer to test the app in real time on different device sizes. Verify that all client-specific features, such as push notification triggers and content sections, are correctly configured.

4. 04

   Set up the client's developer accounts.

   In the 'Publishing' settings, enter the Apple Developer and Google Play credentials provided by the client. Confirm that the app will be published under the client's developer accounts, not your agency's, to ensure ownership and compliance with store policies.

5. 05

   Configure push notifications and analytics.

   In the 'Notifications' tab, set up unlimited push notification campaigns for promotions and announcements. In the 'Analytics' tab, enable tracking for user engagement and app performance. These settings will be managed from your single dashboard.

6. 06

   Submit the app for review.

   Use the 'Publish' button to submit the app to the Apple App Store and Google Play. Monitor the submission status from the admin panel. If the app is rejected, use the built-in previewer to identify issues and resubmit after making necessary changes.

7. 07

   Hand off to the client with training.

   After the app is live, provide the client with access to the admin panel (if applicable) or train them on how you will manage updates. Explain how to schedule push notifications and update content in real time. Document the process for ongoing maintenance and support.