What is your goal?“I have a CF7 form that needs to send data to an entity in EspoCRM. I created an application using an API Call, but I can’t get the data to pass through. It keeps returning a 400 error. Can anyone help me?”
What is the problem & what have you tried?error 400
Error messages or input/output bundleserror 400
Please send in screenshots of your module configurations. Thanks!
Thanks for your support. I’d like to clarify upfront that on the EspoCRM side the permissions on the entity are correctly configured. Let me know if you need any further information.
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Looks like this is a server-side communication issue that the module is facing.
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