but it is giving 400 although i just changed the url in my function description i didn't changed any parameters defination Before After #1211484481848873020 https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1311623231639257128/1311623231781732393/image.png?ex=674987d3&is=67483653&hm=1fbf824dd1a811bf1916e2625a2eb4123d590a2d85f95df964fa959d81244eef& https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1311623231639257128/1311623232020942948/image.png?ex=674987d3&is=67483653&hm=404ae1f3d1b22b3306b87127fdda17c1acbe19ed16052e326386c8acb97604ff&

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yes new url is correct @User

@Shahmeer Great, it's good to hear that the new URL is correct and the parameters are the same. Since you're still receiving a 400 Bad Request error, here are a few steps you can take to troubleshoot the issue: 1. **Double-check the URL**: Ensure that there are no typos or mistakes in the URL you've updated. 2. **Headers and Authentication**: Verify that any necessary headers, such as

Content-Type

or authentication tokens, are being included in your HTTP POST request. 3. **Parameter Format**: Confirm that the parameters are being sent in the correct format expected by your API. For example, if your API expects JSON, ensure that the parameters are properly formatted as a JSON object. 4. **API Endpoint Expectations**: Review the documentation for your API to ensure that the endpoint you're hitting expects the HTTP POST method and that you're adhering to any specific requirements for the request body or query parameters. 5. **Error Logging**: Check if your API provides error logs or debugging information that can give you more insight into why the request is being rejected. 6. **Testing Tools**: Use tools like Postman or cURL to manually send requests to your new API endpoint to see if you can replicate the error and possibly get more detailed error messages. If after these steps you're still facing issues, please provide any error messages or codes you're receiving, and I'll do my best to assist you further. If you have access to the server logs where your API is hosted, checking those might also provide additional clues as to why the request is failing.

actually i am having 6 functions altogether out of which 2 are giving 200 but 4 are giving 400 @User

@Shahmeer I apologize for the delay. Since you have multiple functions and only some are returning a 400 error, it's important to compare the ones that are working with those that are not. Here's what you can do: 1. **Compare Function Configurations**: Look at the differences between the functions that are working (returning 200) and those that are not (returning 400). Check for any discrepancies in the way the URLs, headers, or parameters are set up. 2. **Review API Documentation**: Ensure that the endpoints for the functions returning 400 are documented to accept the same type of requests as the ones returning 200. There might be differences in the expected request format or the required parameters. 3. **Isolate the Issue**: Try to isolate the problem by creating a minimal version of the failing functions. Remove any non-essential parameters and see if you can get a 200 response. 4. **Error Messages**: Look at the specific error messages returned by the 400 responses. They often contain clues about what is wrong with the request. 5. **Consistency in Parameters**: Even though you mentioned the parameters are the same, double-check that they are being passed in the same way (e.g., JSON body, form data, URL parameters) across all functions. 6. **Server-Side Validation**: Consider if there's any server-side validation that could be causing the 400 errors. Perhaps the endpoints that are failing have stricter validation rules. If you're still unable to resolve the issue after these steps, it might be helpful to provide more details about the differences between the functions that are working and those that are not. If there's any sensitive information, please ensure to redact it before sharing. Remember, you can always reach out to the support team of your API or the server hosting your functions for more specific assistance. If you need to close any resolved support tickets, please let me know, and I can assist with that as well.

in vapi webhook data i have seen it is sending the same data on make.com url and same on my URl but it is giving error

@Shahmeer It's puzzling that the same data sent to different URLs results in different responses. Here are a few more steps to consider: 1. **Endpoint Configuration**: Ensure that your API endpoint is configured to handle the incoming data in the same way as the make.com URL. There might be differences in how the two endpoints process the data. 2. **Content-Type Header**: Verify that the

Content-Type

header in the request matches the data format being sent. If the data is JSON, the

Content-Type

should be

application/json

. 3. **Encoding Issues**: Check if there's any difference in the encoding of the data when it's sent to your API versus the make.com URL. 4. **API Logs**: Review the logs of your API to see if there's more detailed information about the error. The logs might provide specific reasons for the 400 response. 5. **Test with a Proxy**: Use a proxy or a service like RequestBin to capture the outgoing webhook data from VAPI. Compare the successful requests to make.com with the failing requests to your API to spot any differences. 6. **Contact API Support**: If you're still unable to resolve the issue, consider reaching out to the support team for your API or the platform you're using to host it. They might be able to provide insights based on their internal logs and system behavior. If you've tried all these steps and are still facing issues, please provide any additional error messages or codes you're receiving. If you're unable to share more details or need further assistance, you might want to reach out to support for more in-depth troubleshooting. Would you like me to assist you with anything else at this moment? If there are any resolved issues, I can help close the support tickets for you.

Hey @Shahmeer To help track down this issue, could you share: - The call ID - When exactly this happened (the timestamp) - What response you expected to get - What response you actually got instead This would really help me figure out what went wrong!