The Agentry Client for iOS is available on the Apple App Store for iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad mobile devices. The client available is branded by SAP as a generic Agentry Client and can be downloaded and installed as such. For partners and customers wishing to re-brand the Agentry Client and to deploy the client using an enterprise server, SAP provides a channel to have such a client made available.
For those familiar with the branding process for the Agentry Client for Windows, it is important to note that this process is separate and not related in any way. When deploying a branded application that utilizes both the Agentry Client for Windows and iOS platforms, it is necessary to brand both using the process specific to that platform. The most notable difference in these processes is the requirement of sending the branding resources to SAP, via a customer message through SAP Service Marketplace, which in turn results in SAP building the branded iOS Agentry Client and returning the resulting build to you when completed.
The branding of an iOS Agentry Client involves multiple steps, including obtaining certificates from Apple, as well as generating items such as images and other resources. These items must then be provided to SAP in conjunction with a request to generate a branded iOS Agentry Client. SAP will then build the branded Agentry Client and provide it to the requesting party. Such requests should be made through a customer message submitted through SAP Service Marketplace.
Once these items have been obtained, they should be provided to SAP with the request to generate the branded iOS Agentry Client. The SAP support department will respond to such requests with information regarding duration to generate the branded Agentry Client, as well as any additional information that may be needed.
Apple’s requirements regarding application distribution for both enterprise (i.e. “internal”) deployment and iTunes Store dictate the specific needs of obtaining the certificates and other resources discussed in this technical bulletin.
Information provided in this technical bulletin covering these specific needs is intended as guidance only. For official information on these resources, see Apple’s web pages covering these topics, including required developer licenses:
https://developer.apple.com/programs/ios/
https://developer.apple.com/programs/ios/enterprise/
In general, if the application is to be distributed via iTunes, the needed Apple resources must be obtained using the iOS Developer Program. For applications that are to be distributed internally, i.e. via an Enterprise Server, the needed resources must be obtained via the iOS Developer Enterprise Program. Details on each program are provided at the above links, and these requirements are specified by Apple, not SAP.