What am I missing?
“Which capability am I missing” is the most common integration question. Every refusal names what is missing; this page says how to get it.
Your application
Section titled “Your application”| Code | What it means | What to do |
|---|---|---|
capability_not_granted |
Your organization, or this application, does not hold the capability the operation needs. The error names it. | An administrator grants it to the application in the console, within what your organization holds. If your organization does not hold it, ask NCC. |
unauthenticated |
The token or the client certificate was not accepted, or they name different applications. | Use the certificate whose key signed the token request. Check the certificate is active and the token has not expired. |
organization_not_active |
Your organization cannot act: not yet verified, or suspended. | See its status in the console. |
verification_lapsed |
Your organization’s verification has expired. | An administrator submits revalidation from the console. |
You, in the console
Section titled “You, in the console”| Code | What it means | What to do |
|---|---|---|
role_not_permitted |
Your role does not allow this. | Ask an administrator to change your role. |
production_requires_administrator |
Developers change sandbox only. | An administrator makes the change in production. |
reauthentication_required |
The change needs a fresh sign-in. | The console asks you to sign in again, then retries. |
organization_not_verified |
Production is waiting for verification. | An administrator submits the verification under Going live. |
organization_suspended |
NCC has suspended the organization. | You can read it; changes wait for reinstatement. |
not_available_to_members |
This is your systems’ work, not something done through the portal. | Call it from your application with its credentials. |
last_administrator |
The organization must keep an administrator. | Make someone else an administrator first. |
Getting help
Section titled “Getting help”Every response carries a Request-Id. The console’s Activity tab lists your requests with theirs. Quote it when you contact support, so the request can be found without sending logs.