At Outwrite, we use conventional HTTP code responses to help you understand what's going on with your requests. An HTTP code status range of 2xx would indicate a successful request. A range of 4xx or 5xx indicates failure.
We always try to explain why an error occurred, and help you to fix your issue. Make sure to look at our documentation and follow the best practices.

HTTP Code description

HTTP Status	Description
2xx	Success. Always indicate a success.
400	Bad request. Most of the time a parameter is missing or not of the correct type.
401	Unauthorized. Make sure your API key is entered correctly and using the correct header format. Head to the Authentication page to fix your issue.
403	Forbidden. The API key doesn't have permissions to access this resource.
404	Not found. This resource has not been found.
500	Something went wrong. An error occurred on the Outwrite server. Try again or contact us if the issue is still happening.

Our error object

{
    "message": string
    "status": number
    "docUrl": string
    "paramsError":[string] 
}

Object property	Description
message	A human readable message.
status	An HTTP code response.
docUrl	A URL to get more information about the current error.
paramsError	An array of messages that help you find out what's wrong.