Hello team,
We're reaching out to inquire about potential changes to script authorization policies that may be affecting one of our clients. This client manages over 100 accounts with multiple scripts configured for each account, where most scripts are scheduled to run daily and others at various frequencies. They configure these scripts at the account level through MCC login, using the same email address consistently across all configurations.
The issue we're experiencing began in April 2024, when scripts started failing randomly for specific accounts.
When this happens, all scripts for that particular account fail simultaneously due to authorization errors, requiring the user to manually re-authorize each script.
What's particularly concerning is that this client never experienced any authorization issues prior to April, and neither the script code nor the configuration email has changed. To date, they've encountered this problem across more than 60 accounts.
Since the technical setup has remained consistent while authorization failures appeared suddenly in April, we suspect there may have been changes to the script authorization framework. Could you help us understand if any modifications were made to authorization policies that might explain this pattern of random account-level failures?
We would appreciate any insights you can provide regarding potential policy changes that might be contributing to these authorization issues.
Thank you for your assistance with this matter.
Hi,
Thank you for reaching out to the Google Ads Scripts support team.
I would suggest you create a new script or duplicate the existing script to authorize it. Also, before executing the script, I recommend authorizing it by referring to the Authorization document. If the authorize button isn't visible, you might need to create a new script to authorize it.![]() |
Google Ads Scripts Team |
[2025-07-01 03:51:57Z GMT] This message is in relation to case "ref:!00D1U01174p.!500Ht01rgoDw:ref" (ADR-00316568)
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Google Ads Scripts Team |
[2025-07-04 11:08:28Z GMT] This message is in relation to case "ref:!00D1U01174p.!500Ht01rgoDw:ref" (ADR-00316568)
Hi,
Please be informed that we have already responded to that email. I could see that the scripts in the account (114-715-5498) are working fine without any authorization issue. Also, I have checked some of the accounts listed in the attachment and the scripts are working fine without any issue.
If you still face any issues kindly get back to us with the Google Ads account ID, the name of the affected script which is failing.
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Google Ads Scripts Team |
[2025-07-14 09:08:40Z GMT] This message is in relation to case "ref:!00D1U01174p.!500Ht01rgoDw:ref" (ADR-00316568)
Hi,
I understand your urgency on this concern, currently there are no updates on this issue. One of my teammates will reach out to you once we have an update on this issue. Meanwhile, your patience is highly appreciated.
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Google Ads Scripts Team |
[2025-08-25 06:41:47Z GMT] This message is in relation to case "ref:!00D1U01174p.!500Ht01rgoDw:ref" (ADR-00316568)
OAuth2 is used to authorize scripts. Each account has a limit of 250 authorized scripts. Beyond that limit, one of the previously authorized scripts will be deauthorized. This is only temporary, and the script can be reauthorized the next time it is opened."
Check if you have more than 250 scripts..