If you're seeing a 403 Forbidden error, this typically indicates an API key authorization issue, even if you're getting a 200 response elsewhere. This could be happening for one of these reasons: 1. Your API key may not be authorized for the specific endpoint you're trying to access
2. The API key might lack the necessary permissions
3. There could be endpoint restrictions for your API keyTo resolve this, you should: ** Verify that your API key has the correct permissions for the endpoint
** Double-check that your API key is active and entered correctly
* If the issue persists, you may need to contact the API provider's support team to verify your endpoint access permissions
Source:Apollo.io integration overview | Documentation | Clay University
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Hey there Jeremy thank you for sharing this looks to be related to an ongoing bug we have. Thankfully the team is in the process of pushing out a fix for this.
Thank you for your patience with the Apollo error! The issue has been resolved. If you have rows with errors, please run only those rows by clicking “Run all rows that have errors or haven’t run.” Apologies for the inconvenience! If there’s anything else we can help with, please let us know.
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