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# iOS SDK Go-Live

> For your iOS app to be eligible to go live, it must meet certain criteria. Learn the criteria and get your app live.

You’ve developed an app that integrates with Docusign by using the iOS SDK. Your app was created using your Docusign developer account, but now you are ready to migrate to a Docusign production account. Migration from development to production is a process we call *Go-Live*.

For your app to be eligible for Go-Live, it must meet certain criteria, such as not making excessive polling calls that will result in inefficient integrations. Apps that use the iOS SDK follow the same Go-Live process as apps that use the eSignature API directly (without the iOS SDK). More information can be found on the [eSignature REST API Go-Live](/docs/esign-rest-api/go-live) page.