Review notes / demo account
The login and step-by-step map that let a store reviewer reach features hidden behind accounts, payments, hardware, or setup.
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What it is
Review notes are the map through anything a store reviewer cannot reach cold: sign-in, a subscription gate, a hardware pairing step, a feature hidden behind seeded data, or a permission that only makes sense after a particular action. Apple collects this under App Review Information; Google Play calls the neighboring declaration App access.
Provide a dedicated demo account, exact tap-by-tap steps, what the reviewer should see, and any setup that would otherwise require another person or device. Seed the account with realistic non-sensitive data and keep it alive for the whole review window. If a feature needs a special environment, name it plainly.
Gotcha: an account that expires, triggers SMS MFA, lands in an empty state, or is blocked by geography can turn a working app into a 2.1 App Completeness rejection. Keep real administrator accounts out of the review flow and preserve security for everyone else. Use a narrowly scoped reviewer path and test it from a clean device immediately before submission.
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Write the reviewer access package for App Store Connect App Review Information and Google Play Console App access. Inputs: screens and feature paths [paste], dedicated demo username and password placeholders [paste labels only], seeded account state [paste], permissions [paste], and any hardware or regional constraint [paste]. Return exact text for each console field, then a numbered path from fresh install to every gated feature with expected results. Design a reviewer-only MFA bypass scoped to that demo account, with an expiry and audit log, instead of disabling MFA globally. Add a pre-submission test checklist and never put credential values in source control or the output.