AsoLocaleStart from the live store listing
The workflow begins with the real Apple App Store or Google Play URL so the team works from the current metadata baseline.
Shared HowTo proof route
Workflow that keeps intake, scope, and delivery in one public contract.
This page explains the four-step production path so buyers can understand the handoff before they configure pricing.
Entry point: Apple App Store or Google Play URLLocale scope: 1-39 localesDelivery window: 2-3 day deliveryPublish support: Apple publish after review
Structured workflow
How workflow stays predictable from intake to delivery.
This page explains the four-step production path so buyers can understand the handoff before they configure pricing.
Scope stores, locales, and timing before production
Pricing and delivery expectations are set from the same locale, store, and turnaround facts used on the public home page.
Hand off to native-language production
Approved scope moves into multilingual metadata production without changing the contract or inventing a separate delivery path.
Freshness marker
The workflow route stays reviewed against the live public order contract.
This block makes it visible that intake, scope lock, and delivery timing were checked against the current public pricing and deliverables story rather than a stale process note.
Authoritative sources
These public sources back the workflow promises on this route.
The workflow page cites both the product’s own public contract and the official storefront surfaces the process starts from.
Public source
AsoLocale workflow
Public workflow source describing intake, scope lock, production, and publish-ready handoff.
Review sourcePublic source
AsoLocale pricing
Public pricing source for one-time USD quotes, store combinations, and delivery modifiers.
Review sourcePublic source
Apple App Store Connect overview
Official Apple documentation for App Store submission, management, and storefront workflows.
Review sourcePublic source
Google Play Console Help: Create your store listing
Official Google Play documentation for store listing setup and public metadata requirements.
Review sourceQuestion-led answers
The workflow route answers the process questions buyers ask first.
Each answer stays grounded in the same intake, scope, and delivery facts already exposed across the governed public pages.
Question-led answer
What starts the workflow?
The process begins with the live Apple App Store or Google Play listing URL so the team works from the current metadata baseline instead of a copied spreadsheet.
Question-led answer
When is store, locale, and speed scope locked?
Scope is fixed before production starts, which keeps workflow, pricing, and deliverables aligned to the same public contract.
Question-led answer
What happens after production and QA?
The workflow ends in a publish-ready package so teams can move from approval to release without changing delivery expectations.
HowTo contract
Four visible checkpoints keep the workflow inspectable.
The workflow route is the shared HowTo proof: the ordered steps below drive both the rendered timeline and the route-level HowTo schema graph.
- 01
Start from the live listing URL
Every project begins with the current Apple App Store or Google Play URL so metadata, store context, and copy baselines come from the live storefront.
Outcome: The quote starts from a verified app listing instead of a spreadsheet handoff.
- 02
Lock the store, locale, and speed scope before production
Locale count, store coverage, and delivery mode are agreed up front so workflow, pricing, and deliverables all describe the same order contract.
Outcome: Buyers can inspect scope before any localization work begins.
- 03
Move into native-language production and QA
Approved scope enters multilingual metadata production with human review rather than an opaque machine-only export step.
Outcome: Translation quality and brand fit stay visible in the delivery story.
- 04
Deliver a publish-ready package
Final output returns as a storefront-ready package that supports review, handoff, and Apple publish readiness without changing the underlying workflow.
Outcome: Teams can move from approval to release without workflow drift.
Route-specific workflow context
The workflow route keeps the process auditable from start to finish.
This route focuses on the handoff itself: what starts the project, what fixes the scope, and how the public graph carries buyers into pricing, deliverables, and comparison next.
Intake starts from the live listing
The workflow never depends on a second spreadsheet or speculative CMS feed. Buyers begin with the existing Apple App Store or Google Play URL.
Scope stays synchronized with pricing
Locale range, store combination, and delivery speed are locked before production so the workflow page and pricing page describe the same order contract.
The route hands off cleanly into the next spoke
Deliverables, pricing, and the comparison route stay visible next steps instead of letting the workflow page become a dead end.
Related pages
From workflow to the next decision surface.
Use the graph-owned anchors “Review deliverables”, “See pricing”, “Compare Apple vs Google scope”, “Back to home” to move from process understanding into the next public route.
Ready to price the process?
Open pricing.
The workflow page hands buyers into pricing, deliverables, and store-scope comparison without duplicating shared navigation logic.