In two lines: if an integration shows Pending permissions, it's resolved with Update permissions; if access has expired (Connection expired), with Reconnect. In both cases you reauthorize in one step and lose nothing of your configuration.
What does "Pending permissions" mean?
When MB Suite adds a new capability to a platform (for example, publishing to a type of account it didn't support before), that feature needs a permission your connection doesn't have yet. Everything you were already using keeps working; only the new feature stays on hold until you reauthorize.
The same applies if access to the platform expired over time: the connection stops bringing in data until you renew it.
How do I recognize it?
- A Pending permissions chip (in amber) on the platform's card, in Settings > Integrations: new permissions are missing.
- The card marked as Connection expired: access has expired and needs to be renewed.
- A notice when you try to use a feature that requires the new permission.
How do I resolve it?
- Go to Settings > Integrations and find the platform's card with the notice.
- If it says Pending permissions, click Update permissions. If it says Connection expired, click Reconnect. The platform's window opens with the permissions that are needed.
- Confirm the permissions. When you return, your connection is renewed.
Your data sources, the accounts already linked, and the rest of the configuration are kept: renewing access doesn't reset anything.
Google and Meta renew access on their own; LinkedIn and TikTok don't, and can expire over time. If you use those platforms, review their connections every so often. Reauthorizing is always safe: it never erases your configuration.
The use of the integrations and the handling of the data you connect are governed by the Terms and Conditions, which always hold the current version.
Still have questions?
Ask MIA, the MB Suite AI assistant: open it with the MB AI button (⌘J) in the top bar. MIA knows the section you're in, so you can ask it directly about what you see on screen.