| Error |
What it means |
Who fixes it |
How |
redirect_uri_mismatch |
The OAuth client is missing one of the two redirect URIs, or one differs: trailing slash, http, a typo in the extension id. |
GCP admin |
Paste both URIs exactly as the Applane console shows them. Google takes up to a minute to apply the change. OAuth client |
invalid_client |
The client id saved in the Applane console is wrong, or the client was deleted. |
GCP admin, Applane admin |
Copy the Client ID again from Credentials, check for a trailing space, save it in the console. If the client was deleted, create a new one. |
access_denied |
The consent screen is not Internal, or the account is outside your organisation, or a Workspace admin blocked the app. |
GCP admin; then the user; then the Workspace admin |
Set the user type to Internal. Sign in with a work account. Check Security > API controls > App access control. OAuth consent screen |
admin_policy_enforced |
Workspace restricts third-party apps to a trusted list and this app is not on it. |
Workspace admin |
For the extension this should not happen because the client is yours; check the client belongs to a project in your organisation. For the admin console, trust it: Third-party app access. |
org_internal |
A personal or external Google account tried to sign in to an Internal app. |
The user |
Expected. Use a work account. |
| What it means |
Who fixes it |
How |
| The builder’s personal Google Apps Script API setting is off. Every Apps Script API call for that user returns HTTP 403 until it is on. |
The builder |
Open script.google.com/home/usersettings, turn it on, return to the panel. The panel shows this as a card and re-checks on its own. Apps Script API |
If the setting is on and 403 persists, check that script.googleapis.com is enabled on the project (The five APIs) and that Apps > Google Workspace > Apps Script is on for the builder’s organisational unit.
These come back when the extension asks Applane for the company record or a licence.
| What it means |
Who fixes it |
How |
| No verified company matches the sign-in domain. Either nobody signed up, the TXT record is not in place yet, or the domain is an alias that was not added. |
Applane admin, DNS owner |
Add and verify the TXT record. If it was just added, wait for DNS and try again. Verify your domain |
| What it means |
Who fixes it |
How |
| Every seat is active. The message names the admins to ask. Existing builders keep working. |
Applane admin |
Raise the cap, or reclaim an idle seat, under People. On trial the cap is 10; subscribe to raise it. People and seats |
| What it means |
Who fixes it |
How |
| The company uses allowlist seat mode and this address is not on the list. |
Applane admin |
Add the address under People > Allowlist, or switch to open mode. |
| What it means |
Who fixes it |
How |
| The installed version is below the minimum Applane accepts. The message carries the minimum version. |
The builder, or the Workspace admin |
Update at chrome://extensions (Update in developer mode), or wait for the managed update; force-installed extensions update on their own within hours. |
| What it means |
Who fixes it |
How |
| The trial ended without a subscription, or the subscription lapsed. New sign-ins are refused; existing builders lock after the 7-day grace. |
Owner |
Subscribe or fix the card under Billing. Seats pick up within 12 hours or at the next sign-in. Billing |
| What it means |
Who fixes it |
How |
| The company is suspended: 30 days past due, or on request. |
Owner |
Update the card in the billing portal, or write to support. |
| What it means |
Who fixes it |
How |
| The company exists but the domain check has not passed. Seen in the console, not the extension. |
Applane admin |
Click Verify once the TXT record is live. |
| What it means |
Who fixes it |
How |
| Too many requests from one address in a short time. |
Nobody |
Wait a minute. |
| Message |
What it means |
How |
“acme.com already has an Applane account.” |
Someone at your company signed up first. |
Ask them to invite you from People, or write to support. |
| “Google did not return to the console.” |
The test sign-in popup hit a Google error. |
Read the error in the popup; it is one of the sign-in errors above. |
| “The browser blocked the popup.” |
Popups are blocked for admin.applane.dev. |
Allow them and try again. |
| “Trial allows up to 10 seats.” |
The cap field is above the trial limit. |
Subscribe to raise it. |
“Missing: aiplatform.googleapis.com.” |
One of the five APIs is off. |
Run the script or enable it by hand. |