We’re excited to introduce a brand-new integration that streamlines your mobile testing workflow! Starting today, you can sync your apps directly from Applivery to BrowserStack App Live, launch testing sessions on real devices, and collaborate with your team—no additional code required!

With this integration, you can:

• 📦 Centralize build distribution, and testing in a single streamlined flow (for .apk and .ipa files).

• ⚡ Accelerate the feedback cycle between teams.

• 🔍 Maintain version control and traceability, powered by Applivery.

• 🤝 Enable seamless, real-time collaborative testing—wherever your team is.

Whether you’re operating in CI/CD pipelines or focused on QA, beta testing, and accelerating app delivery, this integration is built to enhance efficiency, streamline feedback loops, and ensure full control at scale.

👉 Follow this link to learn how to get started!

We've added two significant updates to enhance the way you manage tags in publications:

🏷️ OR condition filtering for tags

When creating or editing a publication, you can now filter builds using OR conditions under the Build Selection section.

🍎 Apple signing type filtering

Additionally, users can now filter builds by Apple signing types, simplifying the process of managing Apple-specific configurations.

This enhancement provides greater flexibility in filtering and publishing builds based on multiple tag criteria 🚀

We’ve made important improvements to how Store logos and App and build icons are managed and displayed across the Enterprise Store. Here’s a quick overview of what’s new and what’s been fixed:

🏢 Store Logo Management

Each Workspace can define a main Enterprise Store logo, which can be configured from your settings:

Previously, it was already possible to customize the Store logo per publication. However, a bug was preventing these custom logos from being displayed correctly in the Store.

✅ This issue has now been resolved, and custom Store logos for publications are properly reflected as expected:

📱 App Icon Management

At the App level, you now have full control over the icon that represents your app. You can choose from:

• The latest build.
• A specific build.
• A manually uploaded image.

📖 You can read more about this recent feature here.

✨ What's New! Override Build Icons with App Icon

When the build history is enabled for a publication, the Enterprise Store will display the icon of each individual build by default.

To ensure a consistent experience, you can now override individual build icons and display the app icon across all builds instead. This gives you more control over how your app is represented in the Store, even when multiple builds are shown.

We hope these updates make it easier to manage your brand presence consistently across your Store! 🚀

Over the past few months, you’ve experienced our new tool, where you can message us via chat and create tickets for any platform issues or feature requests.

To make things even easier, we’ve now added a section to the dashboard where you can quickly follow up on your ticket statuses. Just click on the Tickets icon 🎟️ in the top bar, next to your Workspace details, and you’ll have quick access to all your ticket updates.

Stay on top of your requests! 🚀

We’ve made it easier for you to manage your inventory. Now, when adding or editing inventory items, you can create MDM users on the fly!

This feature allows you to streamline your process by automatically creating the necessary MDM users as you add or edit inventory items, eliminating the need for extra steps.

Enjoy a smoother and more efficient inventory management experience!

➡️ To learn more, follow our documentation here.

We’ve enhanced our Apple app signing detection by adding two new signing types:

🔹 Development – Used by developers to install and test apps directly on registered devices.

🔹 TestFlight – Used to distribute beta versions of apps through Apple's TestFlight platform, enabling internal and external testers to provide feedback before the official release.

This improvement provides better visibility into how your apps are signed, ensuring a smoother distribution process.

➡️ To learn more, follow our documentation here.

You now have full control over your app’s visibility with the option to completely disable public publications when configuring them.

To do this:

1️⃣ Go to the Enterprise Store section in App Distribution and click Customize.

2️⃣ In the Security section, disable Allow Public Publications.

⚠️ If any public publications already exist, you’ll see an alert notifying you and will have the option to remove them.

This update ensures better security and control over who can access your apps. 🚀

📖 To learn more, follow this link.

We’ve introduced a new “Unassigned” role, designed for users who are part of your Workspace but don’t yet have access to any platform resources.

🔹 No platform permissions—users won’t have access to general resources.

🔹 Can hold roles at the app level, allowing for more flexible access control.

🔹 Ideal for onboarding users gradually before assigning them specific permissions.

This update gives you greater control over user management while keeping your workspace organized. 🚀

📖 To learn more, follow this link.

Now, you can define exactly who gets access to your apps by creating dynamic user lists based on specific conditions, such as assigned groups or individual emails.

✅ Control app access with precision.

✅ Automatically update audiences as users meet the set criteria.

✅ Streamline and secure the distribution process.

To learn how to set up and manage audiences, check out our documentation! 📖

We’re thrilled to introduce a new way to access the Enterprise Store—with Google social login!

Now, logging in is easier and faster than ever. Simply use your Google account to sign in, and you’re all set!

Enjoy a smoother login experience, streamlining access without the need for extra credentials.

For more information on how to configure this feature, follow our detailed documentation here. 📖