Does anyone know to fix this error - Scope not approved by LinkedIn

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• Salvatore_SalviaMember

  March 7

  Me too. Does anyone, including oneall support have an answer????
• Josh_WellMember

  May 28

  It looks like the LinkedIn app connected via OneAll is requesting permissions (scopes) that haven’t been approved. To fix this, log into your LinkedIn Developer Portal, go to your app settings, and reduce the requested permissions to only the approved ones. Alternatively, request LinkedIn’s approval for additional scopes. Also, if anyone’s looking to join private social club Miami, I’d love recommendations thinking of networking more locally.
• Areeba_NishatMember

  May 28

  It looks like the issue is related to the permissions (scopes) your OneAll integration is requesting from LinkedIn. LinkedIn has strict rules about what data apps can access, and unless those permissions are explicitly approved during your app review process, you'll get this kind of error.

  To fix this:

  Log into your LinkedIn Developer portal.

  Go to your app settings and check the "Products" tab.

  Ensure you've applied for and been granted access to the specific scopes you're requesting (like r_emailaddress, r_liteprofile, etc.).

  If you're requesting more advanced permissions (like r_fullprofile or w_member_social), those require LinkedIn’s approval through their API access request process.

  Alternatively, if you're just testing, try reducing the scopes your app requests to the basic ones that are publicly available without special approval.

  Let me know if you need help adjusting the settings on OneAll or LinkedIn’s side!
• Josh_WellMember

  June 1

  The error means LinkedIn hasn’t approved the permissions your site is requesting. To fix this, either reduce the scope of permissions you’re asking for or submit your app to LinkedIn for review to get additional scopes approved. By the way, if you’re looking for creative solutions about Fluffernutter company videos show how innovative content can really stand out maybe a similar fresh approach can help your integration too.
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