Salesforce: Expired access/refresh token
If you see an "expired access/refresh token" error, your Salesforce OAuth connection is invalid due to token expiration or revocation. Please open your Salesforce connection, sign in again to get a new token, and save it. Click the Test Connection button to make sure it is working.
If the issue persists, contact us with error details and detailed steps to reproduce the issue.
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