Provide test accounts if your app requires a license or backend safe listing. Provide details about your app's capabilities in Teams and steps for testing each one. You can add instructions in Partner Center or upload them to a publicly available location on SharePoint. Provide instructions and resources to help the reviewers test your app, including: These issues occur if the automated tests give you errors or you haven't met all the criteria in the checklist. Go to the Preliminary checklist and review the test cases that are difficult to automate.įix issues with your configurations or app in general. Upload your app package to run the automated tests. You can also validate your app using Developer Portal for Teams. Go to the Microsoft Teams app validation tool. The tool automatically checks your app's configurations against the same test cases used during store validation. The Microsoft Teams app validation tool helps you identify and fix issues before submitting to Partner Center. While your app may be working in a test environment, you should check your app package to avoid running into issues during the submission process.

See the following video to learn more about publishing your app to the Microsoft Teams app store:īefore you submit your app to Partner Center, ensure you've done the following. Now you're ready to list it so people can discover and start using your app.

You've designed, built, and tested your Microsoft Teams app.

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