Bad Request (HTTP 400)

The most common reason for receiving a a Bad Request (HTTP 400) is sending invalid input.  (e.g., trying to create a cost code on a job that does not exist). 

There are generally no guarantees around the response body of an HTTP 400, but HCSS APIs attempt to provide human-readable error messages so that you can fix the error.

If you're stuck, shoot us an email at api-team@hcss.com and we'll help you out.