Outcomes that are irrelevant or not aligned with the user's query, often requiring refinement of search terms.
The fields are greyed out because the listing is still in a Google-synced state. While that sync is active, Bing treats Google Business Profile as the source of the data and locks the fields in its own dashboard — and unlinking does not release the lock straight away.
- Make the correction in Google Business Profile, not in Bing. While the sync is connected, Google is the master record; any edit you manage to make in Bing gets overwritten by the next sync.
- After editing in Google, re-sync from the Bing Places dashboard and allow 7–12 days for the corrected details to publish. A manual sync starts the process; it does not finish it.
- If you have already unlinked Google, wait before expecting the fields to unlock. The disconnection takes time to work through on Bing's side, and the fields stay greyed out until it has fully cleared. Do not keep unlinking and relinking — each change restarts that wait.
- Only edit in Bing once the sync is fully disconnected and the fields are editable again. Editing in both places while a sync is half-alive is what keeps the search listing wrong.
- If the fields are still greyed out days after a full disconnection, raise it through the dashboard, not the chat queue: sign in, scroll to the bottom of the dashboard, select Support, then Contact Support. State the date you disconnected the sync, that the fields are still greyed out, and include the link to the listing.
Common mistakes to check: editing in Bing while Google sync is still on and expecting it to stick; unlinking Google and expecting the fields to unlock immediately; and using the chat queue, which other users on this thread have reported never connecting, instead of the support form inside the dashboard.
Official link (only link in the answer): https://www.bingplaces.com/DashBoard/Support