When I try to submit my app with the new seed Xcode 7.1 beta (7B60) I receive a weird error by which it complaints that there is \"No accounts with iTunes connect access - i
i find a solution, just open this link
https://appleid.apple.com/#!&page=signin
In the Security section, click Generate Password below App-Specific Passwords.
so now you have generated password, now open application loader and you email and generated password thats it now you can upload video on itune using application loader software. Thanks
Workaround: Export your .IPA for App Store Deployment, then use Application Loader to upload to iTunes Connect.
I've noticed you seem to have two email accounts listed there - your Gmail and your domain email address.
Which address are you using to log into iTunes Connect? Is this different to the account you use to create provisioning profiles?
I have just run into the same issue and manage to solve it after much head banging on the keyboard.
For ages, I've used my personal Gmail account (which is my Apple ID) for app development. It's always been linked to my organization's team.
However, I just realised my iTunes Connect account actually uses my work email.
When trying to sign the app in Xcode, it'd instead try to log into iTunes Connect using my personal email, which isn't actually linked to my organisation on iTunes Connect.
So, I just added my personal account to my team's iTunes Connect. Voila! All is well again. (I probably should've created an Apple ID for my work email and added that in Member Centre, but creating provisioning profiles is like getting stabbed in the eye).
Now I'm actually mind-boggled as to how it managed to work in the past.
Hope this helps.
I had this problem with my account which is on multiple teams.
I had to:
Explicitly add the AppleId for the iTunes connect account of the new team (name+email@email.com) on xCode->Preferences.
Verify my email for the new iTunes connect account by logging into https://appleid.apple.com.
Error went away after this.
I've managed to solve this issue today. The problem was that my developer account was different from my iTunes connect account (Because I'm in different developer teams).
I only had my developer email in Xcode preferences, so adding the iTunes Connect account solved the issue.
First time I faced this problem.
In my case, I just needed to wait and it fixed by itself. I sent two updates, and after successfully submitting the first one, an hour later, I had this error on the next one. I tried what other people said about removing and adding the account, but it didn't work. It's probably something on the side of Apple.