Troubleshooting
Common provider failures, exact current messages, and the first checks to make
Troubleshooting
401 Missing provider api key
Meaning:
- the public edge session route did not receive
x-api-key
Check:
x-api-keyis present
401 Invalid provider API key, not found
Meaning:
- the provider key is wrong or unknown
Check:
- you are using the correct provider API key
- on normal product API routes, you are sending it as
x-api-key - on session issuance, you are sending it as
x-api-key
401 Provider API key is not allowed for tenant
Meaning:
- the provider key is not scoped to that tenant or its parent integration tenant
Check:
tenantIdis correct- the provider key belongs to the integration tenant that owns the managed team
401 Unknown embedded user
Meaning:
(providerId, sub)does not exist andautoProvisionwas not enabled
Check:
subis the stable external user id you expect- either pre-provision the user or use
?autoProvision=true
403 Managed team context required, set x-team-id to the target team
Meaning:
- you called a team-scoped product API route without selecting a managed team
Check:
x-team-idis present- it points to a property-manager team, not the integration tenant itself
404 App '<id>' not found On Connection Create
Check:
appIdcame fromGET /apps- the id is exact
- you are not using a display name instead of the app id
Session Issued But Iframe Calls Fail
Check:
- the iframe uses the returned
accessToken, not the provider API key - requests go to
https://api.edge.vrplatform.app - the token has not expired
- the token was issued for the same
tenantIdthe iframe is trying to open
400 On GET /teams/issues
Check:
- every team id in
tenantIdsis a valid uuid - every code in
codesis one of the documented issue codes
Ingest Submit Fails
Check:
- you are using
Authorization: M2M <jwt> - the token has
ingest:submit tenantIdandconnectionIdare valid- the payload matches the selected ingest entity route
- the request uses the outer ingest envelope, not just a raw entity payload
