# Publishing an App

## Submitting an App for Review

Before going live on the ONE store, all apps undergo a review. The app review process confirms that your app meets the ONE store review guidelines, such as restricted content and personal information. DT recommends reviewing the [ONE store Review Guidelines](https://onestore-dev.gitbook.io/dev/eng/docs/review/one-store-review-guideline) in the ONE store Developer Center documentation before you submit your app for Review. 

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ONE store and Digital Turbine jointly manage app reviews. Apps for US distribution require a separate review request and may extend the verification period by five additional business days. 
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## Requesting an App Review

To request an app review:

1. In the [ONE store Developer Center](https://dev.onestore.net/), go to **APPS→Applications**.
2. Select your app.\
   The **Main Info** page appears.
3. Click **Request for Review**.

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4. Click **OK** in the message that pops up.

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5. In the **Title/Description** section, enter the following items:

* **3rd Party Payment method**
* **Google Play package name**
* **Search keyword**

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6. For **Applying Android Auto**, indicate one of the following responses:

* If your app supports Android Auto, select **Yes**.
* If your app does not support Android Auto, select **No**.

For more information, see [Android Auto Review Guidelines](https://onestore-dev.gitbook.io/dev/eng/docs/review/android-auto-review-guideline) in the ONE store Developer Center documentation.

7. For the **Ad SDK Integration Status**, indicate one of the following responses:

* If your app includes an Ad SDK Integration, select **Yes**.
* If your app does not include an Ad SDK Integration, select **No**.

8. In the **Option for Publishing Apps** section, select one of the following responses:

* Immediate: `I want the app to be published immediately and automatically once the app is approved` *.*
* Manual: `I want to manually publish the app after the app is approved`*.*
* Scheduled: `I want to set the date/time to publish the app after it is approved`*.*

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9. To submit a modified or updated app, do the following in the **Reference for Review** section:

* In the **Recent changes** area, enter information notifying customers of any changes.
* In the **Reference for Review** area, enter information for the App Review team to explain which kind of part has been changed.

10. Click **Save**.

    The app is submitted for review.

## Checking the Review Status

To check the review status, do the following:

1. In the [ONE store Developer Center](https://dev.onestore.net/), go to **APPS→Applications**.

The list of Apps appears and includes a **Review Status**. One of the following categories appears:

* **In Review**: App is in the review process and verifies the app contents.
* **Approved**: App is approved and you can sell it immediately.
* **Rejected**: Review is rejected.

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To get more details about the review:

1. Go to **APPS→Applications** and select an App.\
   The **Common Info** window appears.&#x20;
2. Click **Android App mgnt.→** **Review History**.\
   The app review history per app version appears.

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3. To see the result document for rejected apps, click **View Review Result**.\
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4. Resolve the reasons for the rejection and request a re-evaluation.


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