developer-delphi-windows-store-publishing_V1.0.0

Delphi Windows Store publishing requires a complete MSIX workflow: Partner Center enrollment, name reservation, Package Identity extraction, .dproj integration, WACK certification, IARC classification, and final store submission. This consolidated workflow reduces errors and accelerates time-to-store adoption.

Package Identity is a unique identifier reserved in Partner Center for your app. You extract this identity and integrate it into your Delphi .dproj configuration to properly align your project for MSIX packaging and Windows Store submission.

WACK certification failures often stem from metadata errors, versioning mismatches, or policy non-compliance. Enforcing best practices for metadata entry, eligibility checks, and IARC classification before staging prevents common Windows Store submission rejections.

Yes, IARC classification is required for Microsoft Store submission. It evaluates your app's content to determine age ratings, which is a mandatory step in the quality and compliance checks before your Delphi app can be approved.

The best way to manage staged rollouts and versioned updates is to follow a structured release workflow. This involves configuring staged rollout settings in Partner Center and enforcing strict versioning rules to ensure automatic user delivery of new submissions.