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Managing your Google Business Profile requires seamless integration with your Google account. Occasionally, you may need to re-authorize your Google account in GMB Briefcase to ensure uninterrupted access and functionality. This guide walks you through the simple process of re-authorization, so you can continue to manage your listings effectively.
Why Re-Authorization May Be Necessary
Re-authorization might be required due to the following reasons:
Expired access tokens.
Security updates or password changes in your Google account.
Modifications to the permissions granted to GMB Briefcase.
Google’s periodic security checks that revoke access for unused apps.
Prerequisites for Re-Authorization
Before starting, ensure the following:
Access to your Google account credentials (email and password).
A stable internet connection.
Active login to your GMB Briefcase account.
Step-by-Step Instructions
Log in to GMB Briefcase
Open the GMB Briefcase platform.
Enter your login credentials to access your account.
Navigate to the Accounts Section
Once logged in, locate the Accounts or Google Accounts section in the dashboard menu.
Identify the Account Needing Re-Authorization
Review the list of connected Google accounts.
Look for accounts with a status indicating "Authorization Required" or similar.
Initiate the Re-Authorization Process
Click on the Re-Authorize button next to the flagged account.
A prompt will redirect you to Google's login page.
Sign in to Your Google Account
Enter your Google account credentials when prompted.
If you’ve enabled two-factor authentication, complete the verification process.
Grant Necessary Permissions
Review the permissions requested by GMB Briefcase.
Click Allow to grant access and complete the re-authorization.
Confirm Successful Re-Authorization
Return to the GMB Briefcase dashboard.
Ensure the account's status now shows as "Active" or "Authorized."
Tips for Smooth Re-Authorization
Update Credentials Regularly: Keep your Google account details current to avoid interruptions.
Monitor Notifications: GMB Briefcase alerts you when re-authorization is required.
Check Permissions: Ensure GMB Briefcase has all the necessary permissions for optimal functionality.
Troubleshooting Common Issues
Incorrect Credentials: Double-check your email and password.
Access Denied: Ensure you’re signing in to the correct Google account linked to GMB Briefcase.
Browser Issues: Clear your browser cache or use an incognito window to bypass stored session conflicts.
Conclusion
Re-authorizing a Google account in GMB Briefcase | Help Center is a straightforward process that ensures your account stays active and functional. By following this guide, you can maintain seamless integration and continue to optimize your Google Business Profile management.
For additional assistance, visit the GMB Briefcase Help Center or contact customer support.
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