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Troubleshooting

Applies to: Direct API and Managed API
Focus: Operational failures
Last updated: March 8, 2026

Use this page to diagnose the most common integration failures before escalating to support.

Username and/or Password Incorrect

Symptom: Managed API requests fail with an authentication error.

Likely cause: The Cognito username or password is invalid, expired, or out of sync with the expected environment.

How to fix: Confirm the service account credentials, verify the environment, and rotate credentials if needed.

Wrong base URL

Symptom: Requests fail unexpectedly or the auth model seems wrong.

Likely cause: A Direct API flow is pointed at the Managed API host, or a Managed API flow is pointed at the Direct API host.

How to fix: Use https://api.crittoraapis.com for Direct API and https://managed.crittoraapis.com/v1 for Managed API.

Expired bearer token

Symptom: Direct API requests start failing after initial success.

Likely cause: The token used in Authorization headers is no longer valid.

How to fix: Refresh or reissue the token on the server side and retry the request with a current bearer token.

Invalid API key, access key, or secret key

Symptom: Requests are rejected even though the username and password are correct.

Likely cause: Partner credentials are missing, incorrect, or rotated without updating the application.

How to fix: Confirm stored partner credentials and update your secret store with the current values.

Check these first
  • Are you on Direct API or Managed API?
  • Are you using the correct base URL?
  • Are the credentials current for that environment?
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