What if I cannot sign in or open a file in Meses?
Most access problems in Meses come down to three checks: you signed in with the Google account invited to your workspace, the connected Google account has permission to the file, and the chosen workbook contains the expected records. If a sheet update reports a conflict, check the spreadsheet before retrying anything.
1. Sign in to the right workspace
- Access to Meses is by invitation during the pilot.
- Sign in with the Google account invited to your workspace.
- If you signed in with another account, sign out and use the invited account.
- If the right account has no workspace membership, ask your workspace administrator to invite or add it.
2. Check Google file access
- Google file access is tied to the account you connected.
- If Meses cannot open a selected file, verify that account has permission to the workbook.
- Reconnect from My account settings or the Google Sheets source card and choose the file again.
- More in how to connect Google Sheets.
3. Resolve source detection issues
- If a sheet cannot be located reliably, check that the selected workbook contains the expected resident and monthly payment records.
- Select the correct workbook or one of the suggested sheets.
- Meses stops when it cannot validate the source; it does not guess a sheet mapping.
4. Handle conflicts or uncertain results
- If an apply or undo reports a conflict or uncertain result, check the Google Sheet before retrying.
- A later spreadsheet edit can block undo so that newer work is not overwritten.
- See how to apply and undo changes to understand each state.