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Connecting AdsWire on a Google Workspace account

Why you're seeing "This app is blocked"​

Google shows two different screens when an OAuth app isn't fully trusted by your organization:

  • "Google hasn't verified this app" — has a Continue button. You can proceed. This means your Workspace policy isn't restricting third-party apps, or AdsWire is already on a trusted list.
  • "This app is blocked" — a red warning with no Continue button. This is a hard block. Your Workspace admin has restricted third-party OAuth connections, and only your admin can resolve it.

AdsWire is a Verified Google OAuth application. If you're seeing the blocked screen, it's a Workspace admin policy issue, not a problem with AdsWire's own verification status.

What your IT admin needs to do​

  1. Go to admin.google.com
  2. Navigate to Security → Access and data control → API controls
  3. Under App access control, click Manage Third-Party App Access
  4. Click Configure new app
  5. Search for adswire, or search by Client ID (see below)
  6. Select AdsWire (Web · Verified ✓)
  7. Choose scope — entire organization, or specific organizational units
  8. Set access level to Trusted
  9. Click Save

Client IDs​

If your admin searches by Client ID instead of app name:

Primary:   893955179587-01ame754oc9r1orbmahr89a526637ij.apps.googleusercontent.com
Secondary: 893955179587-3nbfou8hvc3ltd8bok9cnqo3f2umn79.apps.googleusercontent.com

Both are marked Verified ✓ in the Google Workspace admin console.

How long it takes​

Changes take effect within minutes, but may take up to 24 hours to fully propagate across all active sessions in your organization.

Not on Google Workspace?​

If you're using a personal Gmail account, you won't see the blocked screen. Go back and try connecting again — you should see the "Google hasn't verified this app" screen instead, which has a Continue button.

Send your admin a ready-to-send email with these exact steps.