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Revision as of 17:24, 21 November 2013
The response codes returned by the Updox API are either 2000s, 4000s, or 5000s. Codes in the 2000s represent a successful response, codes in the 4000s represent a client error, and codes in the 5000s represent a server error. This page outlines all of the 4000, client error, response codes currently in use.
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General error codes
| Code | Message
Bad Request Unauthorized Unauthorized [Practice does not exist or is inactive] Unauthorized [User does not exist or is inactive] No token found [This code is for a validation error in the request. For example not including a required field, an invalid e-mail address, too long of a value, etc. A list of the errors is included in the message.] Invalid recipient Recipient not found Practice error codes
User error codes
Contact error codes
Message error codes
Direct address error codes
Patient error codes
Portal error codes
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