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Use this checklist when setting up a tenant app in Blockli Studio.

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1. Create or select the app

  1. Open Studio and select the tenant app.
  2. Confirm the app name, site URL, package name, and bundle ID are correct.
  3. Save the app settings before uploading store credentials.
The Android package and iOS bundle ID must match the apps you create in Firebase, Apple Developer, and Google Play.

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2. Connect iOS

In Store Setup → Credentials, fill out iOS — Apple Developer account.

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App Store Connect API Key

Use this for iOS build signing and App Store uploads. Where to get it:
  1. Open App Store Connect.
  2. Go to Users and Access → Integrations → App Store Connect API.
  3. Create or select an API key.
  4. Copy the Issuer ID.
  5. Copy the Key ID.
  6. Download the .p8 key file.
Upload or paste those values into:
  • Issuer ID
  • Key ID
  • API key (.p8)

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APNs Auth Key

Use this for iOS push notifications. Where to get it:
  1. Open Apple Developer.
  2. Go to Certificates, Identifiers & Profiles → Keys.
  3. Create a key with Apple Push Notifications service (APNs) enabled.
  4. Copy the Key ID.
  5. Download the .p8 key file.
Upload or paste those values into:
  • APNs key ID
  • APNs auth key (.p8)
One APNs key can be reused across multiple apps in the same Apple Developer account.

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3. Connect Android and Firebase

In Store Setup → Credentials, fill out Android — Google & Firebase.

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google-services.json

Use this for the Android app’s Firebase client configuration. Studio bundles this file into Android builds. Where to get it:
  1. Open Firebase Console.
  2. Select the Firebase project for the tenant.
  3. Go to Project settings → General → Your apps.
  4. Add or select the Android app.
  5. Confirm the Android package name matches Studio.
  6. Download google-services.json.
Upload it into:
  • google-services.json
If you have both test and release Android apps in the same Firebase project, add both package names first. The downloaded file can contain multiple Android clients.

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Service Account Admin SDK JSON

Use this so Expo/EAS can relay Firebase Cloud Messaging v1 push notifications. Where to get it:
  1. Open the same Firebase project.
  2. Go to Project settings → Service accounts.
  3. Click Generate new private key.
  4. Download the JSON file.
Upload it into:
  • Service account (admin SDK) JSON
This file is not bundled into the app. It is a server-side credential.

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Google Play Service Account

Use this only when Studio should submit builds to Google Play. Where to get it:
  1. Open Google Play Console.
  2. Go to Setup → API access.
  3. Link or create a Google Cloud service account.
  4. Grant the service account the required Play Console permissions.
  5. Download its JSON key.
Upload it into:
  • Google Play service account
You can leave this blank for preview builds and device testing. In Store Setup → Credentials, fill out Deep Links. Use this so Studio can publish App Links and Universal Links files back to the tenant WordPress site. Where to get it:
  1. Log in to the tenant WordPress admin.
  2. Go to Users → Profile for the admin user.
  3. Create an Application Password.
  4. Copy the generated password immediately.
Fill in:
  • WP username
  • Application password

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5. Add store listing copy

In Store Setup → Listing, enter the copy used for App Store and Google Play submissions. Typical fields include:
  • App Store subtitle
  • App Store description
  • Play short description
  • Play full description
This is only required when preparing store submissions.

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6. Save and build

  1. Click Save Store Setup.
  2. Start with a Preview build for device testing.
  3. Use Production only when you are ready for store submission.
Credential quick reference: