Unable to Sign In to iTunes Connect: “Your Apple ID isn't enabled for iTunes Connect”

Question

I am a member of my company\'s development team, with the role of Admin. I can access the Member Center of the team at https://developer.apple.com/

However, when I I

Answer 1

If your Apple Id is added to your team account recently, you need to activate it first by clicking on the link that Apple sent to you with the activation code. After that, you should be able to login to iTunes connect.
P/S: You may need to check your internet connection, firewall, proxy setting to make sure you can connect to itunes connect server. This happened to me as I used my company network to login. After switched to my 3G hotspot, it worked like a charm.

Answer 2

I received an email from Apple on Feb 12, 2019 that seems to indicate that there is now a single permission that gives access to the Apple Developer website and App Store Connect:

Teams and roles have been unified.

Dear PERSON,

Developer teams and roles are now simpler. Organizations enrolled in the Apple Developer Program now have one team and one set of roles that provide access to the Apple Developer website and App Store Connect. You can view your current role by signing in to App Store Connect. Changes to roles can be made by Account Holders and Admins in the Users and Access section.

If you have any questions, contact us.

Best regards,
Apple Developer Relations

Answer 3

For anyone who's still facing this issue. The above solutions did not work for me at this point in time. This is what I've done to get it working (from apple's help):

How to generate an app-specific password

• Sign in to your Apple ID account page.
• In the Security section, click Generate Password below App-Specific Passwords.
• Follow the steps on your screen. After you generate your app-specific password, enter or paste it into the password field of the app as you would normally.

Answer 4

The solution is simple: Login with this account to iTunes (not iTunesConnect). I am sure you didn't do that. You can take your iPhone or iPad to do that or download the iTunes application.

Answer 5

I had similar issues and I got quite a few random answers from iTunesConnect support until I managed to get an iTunes Connect supervisor.

Here is what is happening:

1. Your team iTunes Connect guy added you with an email address
2. The aim is for that email address to be the iTunes Connect email and id
3. You have never been created as an iTunesConnect user with this email
4. When this email/id was added (someone filled the name and email in iTunesConnect) clicked 'Next', iTunes would have 'initialised' the account

This 'initialise' is key:

Apple DOES NOT know the user but they have enough details to set a skeleton account allowing the user to login.

To turn this into a real/complete account, the user has to log in to appleid.apple.com, add birth date AND answer/set the security questions.

Once that is done, the account will become a fully fledged account.

Then, if you send an invite (and if they user did not give up and switched to Android), when he/she accepts/clicks on the invitation, they will be set up as expected.

Good luck!

p.s. I'm the iTunesConnect guy in my company...

Answer 6

It is not enough to be a member of the Apple Developer Account / Member Center team.

The account must also be added as an iTunes Connect User.

From an existing iTunes Connect admin account, add the new user to iTunes Connect:

iTunes Connect > Users and Roles > "+" > Add iTunes Connect User