Passpoint Demo vs Conductor for Xcode Cloud

The purpose of this Passpoint Demo application is to showcase and test Nomadix and Trusted WiFi Passpoint services on a customer network as part of a “try before you buy” proof of concept. It requires upfront discussion and setup with our sales and support teams and does not function without these prior arrangements. It is also not the final application that will be used should a customer decide to proceed with the service. Please contact sales@nomadix.com or support@nomadix.com for further information. Passpoint (aka Hotspot 2.0) enables frictionless, secure and private network user onboarding. Frequent visitors are better protected against potential cyber threats, while bypassing repeated logins, forms and passwords, automatically connecting as they return to a venue or roam between inter-linked Wi-Fi hotspots. The best experience is delivered through brand loyalty mobile apps integration, which also generates more engagement opportunities for service providers. Beyond the technology, Nomadix and GlobalReach are trusted advisors bringing real-world operational expertise, having been involved with the standard since its inception.

Conductor lets you check on and start your Xcode Cloud builds from your iPhone or iPad, without opening App Store Connect. See every app at a glance Browse and search your apps in a list or grid, each showing the status of its latest build. Dig into any build Check the status, duration, and details of each build run. Read its logs and issues to find out quickly why a build failed. Start builds on the go Start a new build from any workflow and pick the branch, tag, or pull request to build. You can also view basic information about each workflow. Works with Shortcuts and Siri Start builds, get the latest build for an app, or jump straight to an app's workflows from Shortcuts, Siri, or Spotlight. Multiple accounts Add several App Store Connect accounts and switch between them in a tap. Conductor connects directly to the App Store Connect API using your own API key.