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Check custom integration steps and verify that the phrase Api-Key is present in the Header.
  1. In the left-hand navigation, click Workflows.
  2. Click the workflow containing the integration step.
  3. Click Settings to edit the step.
  4. Make sure your API key is proceeded by the Api-Key phrase.
Alternatively, a 401 error might mean that the account connected to an integration step got deactivated or deleted. It might also show if the same account was connected in another environment and then disconnected.
This might happen when you don’t select Google Slides in the Authorization field in the integration step’s settings.
This happens if you have selected to skip a failed step. You can configure this in the step’s settings in the On Failure section. Probably the step failed and it was skipped.
Image of a failed and skipped integration step
To quickly see what the issue with the step might be, expand the skipped step and right-click to inspect. Next, delete the overlay <div>.
A screenshot of the CSS code with the overlay settings highlighted
This might happen when you edit the Body in an external JSON editor and then copy it over to Next Matter. Data references need to be selected directly in Next Matter (by clicking the braces and selecting the value from the dropdown).
It might be because there are brackets or braces to the variable name. Make sure the name doesn’t contain any brackets or braces.
If you’re getting this error when clicking Test integration in the Complete step automatically template, it’s because the auto-complete step relies on the instance ID of the running instance. Clicking Test integration in the editor with no running instance will always produce this error even if all placeholders are correct.
If this happens, try refreshing the screen.
Your integration test might fail with a Bad gateway or Not authorized error. In such cases, you can take over a step, re-configure it, and retry.
You can take over a step if you’re a workflow owner or a workflow tech lead.
It might be because you’ve edited the value that’s used in the condition, and you haven’t updated the condition itself.