Errors
What each error status means, and what to do about it.
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Errors are JSON with a detail field. It is a message, an object with a code and a message, or, for validation errors, a list of problems.
Error bodies
Message
{"detail": "Website not found"}Code
{"detail": {"code": "crawler_response_invalid", "message": "The site's crawler returned a redirect chain answer that does not match the contract"}}Validation
{"detail": [{"loc": ["query", "limit"], "msg": "Input should be less than or equal to 500", "type": "less_than_equal"}]}Status codes
401
- What it means
- The token is missing, wrong, revoked, or expired.
- What to do
- Send
Authorization: Bearer <token>. Create a new API key, or refresh the OAuth token.
403
- What it means
- The token lacks a scope, an API key called an endpoint that writes, or the person's role is too low.
- What to do
- Read
detail. Grant the scope, use OAuth for writes, or ask an owner or admin.
404
- What it means
- The site, URL, or report is not in this workspace.
- What to do
- Check the id, and that the token belongs to the workspace that has the site.
409
- What it means
- The request clashes with the current state, for example an
Idempotency-Keyreused with a different request. - What to do
- Read
detail. Send a new key for a new request.
422
- What it means
- The request did not match the schema.
- What to do
- Fix each problem
detaillists:locsays where.
429
- What it means
- Rate limited.
- What to do
- Wait for
Retry-Afterseconds, then retry.
502
- What it means
- The site's crawler answered outside the contract (
crawler_response_invalid). - What to do
- Retry later. If you sent a write, read the resource first to see whether it was applied.
503
- What it means
- Temporarily unavailable.
- What to do
- Read
detail: it says whether a retry is safe.
Authentication errors
Errors carry a detail message. A missing scope also names the accepted scopes in the WWW-Authenticate header.
401
- detail
- Bearer token is required
- What it means
- The request had no bearer token.
401
- detail
- Invalid or inactive API key
- What it means
- The key is wrong, revoked, or rotated.
401
- detail
- Invalid or expired OAuth access token
- What it means
- Refresh the token or connect again.
403
- detail
- Integration token requires one of these scopes: …
- What it means
- The token has none of the scopes the endpoint accepts.
403
- detail
- Write operations require OAuth user consent; API keys remain read-only
- What it means
- An API key called an endpoint that writes.
403
- detail
- Team management requires OAuth user consent; API keys remain read-only
- What it means
- An API key called a team endpoint.
403
- detail
- Workspace editor access is required
- What it means
- The person's workspace role is below editor.
403
- detail
- Workspace owner or admin access is required
- What it means
- Team management needs an owner or admin.
Last updated October 29, 2026