This is how to appeal an editorial rejection in Microsoft Ads with AI: connect your Microsoft Ads account to PaidSync.ai, then ask Claude to appeal the rejection of an ad with a short justification, after checking the ad can be appealed. The preview refuses to send when any entity cannot be appealed, and the appeal needs your confirmation.
Read the reasons first, then appeal only what can be appealed:
get_ms_editorial_reasons shows the reasons and whether each entity is appealable.appeal_ms_editorial_rejections appeals rejections for one entity type per call with one justification of up to 1,000 characters. Ad extensions cannot be appealed.get_ms_editorial_status_diff shows what changed after an appeal or an edit.get_ms_editorial_reasons and get_ms_editorial_status_diff only read your account. appeal_ms_editorial_rejections changes it. Claude calls these to appeal an editorial rejection.
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
| get_ms_editorial_reasons | Checks that an appeal is possible |
| appeal_ms_editorial_rejections | Sends the appeal after you confirm |
| get_ms_editorial_status_diff | Checks the outcome later |
If a single entity in the list is not appealable, Microsoft fails the whole call and nothing is appealed. The preview reads the reasons first and refuses to send, naming the ones that cannot be appealed.
These steps use Claude to appeal an editorial rejection in Microsoft Ads. In the ChatGPT app PaidSync.ai is report-only for Microsoft Ads, so the change itself runs in Claude or another MCP client.
Register at paidsync.ai and connect Microsoft Ads with Microsoft's own sign-in screen. Use a Microsoft login that can reach the account where you intend to appeal an editorial rejection.
Open Claude's connector directory, add PaidSync.ai and sign in. Ask "list my Microsoft Ads accounts", then pick the account where you will appeal an editorial rejection.
Read why the entity was rejected and its appeal status.
Write one clear justification of up to 1,000 characters that applies to every entity in the call.
Read the preview, confirm, and check the outcome later.
Run the status comparison after a few days to see whether the rejection was lifted.
Use these two prompts to appeal an editorial rejection in Microsoft Ads, in this order.
get_ms_editorial_reasons and get_ms_editorial_status_diff only read your account, so the lookup before you appeal an editorial rejection changes nothing.appeal_ms_editorial_rejections runs as a preview by default, so you see the change before it is applied when you appeal an editorial rejection.appeal_ms_editorial_rejections needs your explicit confirmation, and that applies when you appeal an editorial rejection.appeal_ms_editorial_rejections runs to appeal an editorial rejection.appeal_ms_editorial_rejections runs in Claude or another MCP client when you appeal an editorial rejection. Tokens are encrypted at rest.Every Microsoft Ads tool PaidSync.ai offers is on the Microsoft Ads (Bing Ads) MCP Server page, including the tools used to appeal an editorial rejection.
In Microsoft Advertising you click appeal on the rejected ad. With PaidSync.ai, ask Claude to check and prepare the appeal for several at once.
No. Microsoft does not allow ad extensions to be appealed.
Not to appeal an editorial rejection itself. In the ChatGPT app PaidSync.ai reads and reports on Microsoft Ads but is report-only, so run the change in Claude or another MCP client. ChatGPT can still read the account first.
A connected Microsoft Ads account and a rejected entity that can be appealed.
PaidSync.ai is free for 15 tasks a month with no card, enough to appeal an editorial rejection in Microsoft Ads and see the result. Pro starts at $99 a month. See pricing.
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