App actions is a new Grammarly feature. With app actions, you can take the next step in your workflow from wherever you’re writing, whether you need to:
- Drive projects forward with Asana, Jira, monday.com, or Smartsheet
- Quickly access and share files from Google Drive or Microsoft OneDrive and Sharepoint
- Schedule meetings or share your availability with Calendly
- Bring your writing to life by inserting images with Giphy or Unsplash
- Quickly create or reference HubSpot CRM contacts
If you see the app action you wish to use, but you’re unable to connect or are seeing error messages, it’s most likely due to your organization’s settings for that app. You will need to contact someone who administers third-party applications for your team.
Here’s a message you can send your site administrator or IT team:
Please set up Grammarly's new feature, app actions, for our team by allowing Grammarly to connect with our workplace tools. This support article outlines how this feature can save our team time and improve our focus. It also gives simple instructions for quickly enabling these integrations. In some cases, that means going into the admin settings for an app and making a change to approve connections from Grammarly. Thank you!
Specific instructions for app actions that may require help from your admin that may require authorization are below:
You may encounter an error if your Asana administrator has turned on the Require app approval setting. The Asana admin will need to follow these instructions to approve Grammarly: App management and integrations
You may encounter an error if your Atlassian administrator has turned on the Request feature setting. The site administrator will need to approve user requests to use Grammarly. More information can be found at Managing user requests for Marketplace apps.
You may encounter an error if your Atlassian administrator has turned on the Request feature setting. The site administrator will need to approve user requests to use Grammarly. More information can be found at Managing user requests for Marketplace apps.
Ask your admin to assess how they have configured third-party apps in your Workspace. They can go here to learn more: Control which third-party & internal apps access Google Workspace data.
Additionally, if your Google Workspace is enrolled in the Google Advanced Protection Program, you may encounter the “Access Blocked: Grammarly is not approved by Advanced Protection, Error 400: policy_enforced” screen. Your admin can learn more by visiting the Google Advanced Protection Help Center.
If your admin has other questions about app management for your Google Workspace, please ask them to reach out to Google Workspace Support.
Ask your HubSpot administrator to authorize Grammarly. To request to authorize Grammarly, your admin will need to follow these steps: Install an app. If you or your admin have additional questions about connecting third-party apps to HubSpot, please reach out to HubSpot Support.
Ask your Microsoft administrator to authorize Grammarly. To authorize Grammarly, your Microsoft administrator will need to follow these steps: Review admin consent requests.
If you have additional questions about connecting third-party apps to Microsoft, please reach out to Microsoft Support.
If you’re unable to connect Smartsheet, please reach out to Smartsheet Support for assistance.
If you encounter the {""error":"invalid_scope","error_description":"Invalid scope param"} error, please ensure that you have authorized Grammarly to connect with your monday.com account by following this link. If your monday.com account is managed by your organization, ask your administrator to authorize Grammarly via the same link.
If you have additional questions about connecting third-party apps to monday.com, please reach out to monday.com Support.