Hi @ahoffman1994 

What app API are you using?

Can you provide screenshots of how your Zap webhooks steps is configured?

I’m actually using code by zapier. Not really sure what app API means (not incredibly tech savy) but the api interface is in graphql. 

Here is the code:

query = {"query":"mutation ( $input: AcceptDeliveryInput!) { acceptDelivery(input: $input) { clientMutationId, delivery }}",
        "variables":{
         "input":{
           "deliveryId":"123",
           "padding":"15",
           "clientMutationId":"test",
        }
       }
      }

requests.post("insert url",
                  headers={"Content-Type": "application/json",
                           "Authorization": "insert token"
                  },
                  data=query
              )

@Troy Tessalone Please see above messages. Also, If I were doing it through the webhooks app then It would look like this - still getting the same error message “no query string was present”.

thanks for the help

@ahoffman1994

Every API request needs to include a URL to know where to send data and for what endpoint of the API.

@Troy Tessalone I hid the URL and authorization token for security reasons. 

Hi @ahoffman1994 

Since it’s still unknown what API you are using, try doing a GSearch for that app API and “no query string was present” to see if there are any help articles or documentation that may help you resolve the issue.

@Troy Tessalone the API is from ezCater. I’m happy to send over the documentation if that would help as well.

Thank you

@ahoffman1994 

ezCater API docs: https://catering.ezcater.com/help/querying-the-public-api

Questions? Contact api_support@ezcater.com

@Troy Tessalone I’m using a different API of there’s.

@ahoffman1994 

Might be best to reach out to the ezCater email address for additional support for their API.

Questions? Contact api_support@ezcater.com

@ahoffman1994 

Can you share a link to the api docs? That would be helpful to check for the syntax ezCater is looking for