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Troubleshooting

A connected account was disconnected

Reconnect expired, revoked, or error connections and revalidate workflow App Action configuration.

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What this guide covers

  • Integration connections can become expired, revoked, or error after provider-side changes.
  • Prerequisites: Permission to authorize the external provider and access the intended resources.
  • Result: Connection status is active and a controlled App Action test resolves its inputs.
  • Limit: Yanola cannot restore provider access that an external administrator revoked.

What this is and when to use it

Integration connections can become expired, revoked, or error after provider-side changes.

When to use A connected account was disconnected
Use it whenExpected outcome
An App Action cannot find or use a previously connected account.Connection status is active and a controlled App Action test resolves its inputs.

Before you begin

  1. Permission to authorize the external provider and access the intended resources.

Complete the task

  1. Open Agent Project → Integrations.
  2. Find the affected app and connection status.
  3. Choose Reconnect and complete provider authorization.
  4. Validate the connection and confirm the selected account/resource.
  5. Open dependent App Action nodes, save, and test.

Confirm it worked

  1. Connection status is active and a controlled App Action test resolves its inputs.

Common problems

A connected account was disconnected troubleshooting
SymptomWhat to check
Reconnect authorizes the wrong accountSign out or choose the correct provider identity and reconnect.
Resource remains inaccessibleGrant the connection access to that exact page, database, channel, calendar, sheet, or drive item.

Current limitations

Yanola cannot restore provider access that an external administrator revoked.

Where to go next