Google Play
Next, we'll show you how to create a developer account on Google Play and the steps you need to take to invite Eventool developers in order to publish your event app.
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DUNS Number. This is your company's global ID, and Google uses it for verification. If you don't have one, you can request it for free from the Dun & Bradstreet website; it takes a few days to arrive. support.google.com
Protected corporate Google account with two-step verification.
Bank card in the company's name to pay the 25 USD.
Tax information (company name, address, telephone number, and website). This information must match what is registered with the tax authorities and your payment profile. support.google.com
Create a developer account
Sign in with your corporate Google account.
Go to Google Play Console and tap “Create account”.
Select “Organization” and accept the Distribution Agreement. support.google.com
Fill out the registration form
Legal name – as it appears in the commercial register.
9-digit D-U-N-S.
Corporate address, phone number and website.
Tip: Copy and paste the data from an official document to avoid spelling errors.
Configure your payment profile
The console will ask you to link (or create) a Google Payments Business profile. Enter the same tax information and company bank account details—Google will use this information for verification. static.googleusercontent.com
Pay the one-time fee of $25 USD
Confirm the charge with your card; you will receive the receipt by email in seconds.
Verificación de identidad
Google may request documents (articles of incorporation, utility bill, etc.). Upload the PDFs in Settings → Developer account and wait for the "Account verified" email. support.google.com
Invite the Eventool team
In the console go to Users & permissions.
Click “Invite user”, and enter the email address provided by Eventool ([email protected]).
Select Admin (all permissions) or the permissions you prefer and click on “Invite”. support.google.com
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