Common questions about WPS App Review on Windows usually focus on review timing, resubmission, and post-approval management. This FAQ covers 3 frequent questions.
FAQ
How long does app review usually take?
- Review for internal enterprise apps is handled by enterprise administrators, so there is no fixed review time.
- After submission, relevant team members can notify the administrator to review the request sooner.
- If a third-party app listing is involved, the processing time follows the related official notice.
Do I need another review after revising and resubmitting a rejected app?
- Yes. You need to submit the listing request again.
- Administrators will see a new request in the app review list.
- The new request still needs to be reviewed before it can move to the next listing stage.
- Only one pending version request can exist for the same app at one time.
Can I still change app settings after approval?
- Yes. You can continue managing listed apps in App Management.
- Administrators can enable or disable the app, change the usage scope, and adjust directory permissions.
- Changes to non-sensitive items can take effect directly.
- Changes to sensitive items require another review submission.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| App Review | The management process used to view, verify, and handle listing requests for internal enterprise apps. |
| Request Details | The detailed page for a single listing request, used to review app information and version notes. |
| Rejection Reason | The explanation entered by an administrator when rejecting a request, helping developers understand what to revise. |
| Available Scope | The member range within the enterprise that can see and use the app after approval. |