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title: Response status codes
slug: response-status-codes
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createdAt: 2023-04-12T08:24:38.000Z
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The API can respond with any of the following response codes:

:::hint{type="success"}
**2xx –&#x20;**&#x54;he response was successful.
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:::hint{type="danger"}
**400 Bad Request –&#x20;**&#x53;omething was wrong with your request. We don't have further details — but we do recommend checking your syntax and parameters of your request, and that the queried organization ID and event ID exist.
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:::hint{type="danger"}
**403 Forbidden –&#x20;**&#x59;ou didn't provide a valid API Access Token, or the owner of the API key have "Organization Administrator" (Org Admin) privileges within your event's organization on Brella.
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:::hint{type="danger"}
**404 Not Found –&#x20;**&#x59;ou are trying to access a resource that doesn't exist. This error can also occur if there are issues with the request url. For example, assume that you are trying to GET /api/integration/organizations/1/events/123.&#x20;



While an event with id 123 does exist, it belongs to organization 2. As such, the API would return a response of 404, as it is searching for event 123 in organization 1 — which is an entity that does not exist.
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:::hint{type="danger"}
**422 Unprocessable Entity –&#x20;**&#x59;ou are trying to create or update a resource with invalid data. We recommend checking your syntax and parameters of your request, and that the queried organization ID and event ID exist.
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:::hint{type="danger"}
**5xx Internal Server Error –** Our code crashed. Sorry about that. Our error tracking system probably caught this, and we will look into it soon. However, if you are in a hurry, please reach out to your Brella contact person (most likely your Customer Success Manager or Key Account Manager) to request a quick fix. You can also leave us a message via our Technical Support team.
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