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Hi there, 

 

I’m using this action step Twilio - “API Request (beta)”, and trying to send an API call to a Twilio Function. 

The URL of my Twilio function is https://********.twil.io/****

 

However I get this error:

Failed to create a http request in Twilio

Domain did not match expected domain filter(s) `*.twilio.com`.

See Screenshot

 

 

The domain of my Twilio Function is a legit Twilio domain, and I haven’t found a way to change it to anything that matches the domain filter `*.twilio.com`.

 

Anyone able to help? 

 

 

 

Hi @LostE 

You can try these alternatives for using App APIs in Zaps:

 

You can try these alternatives for using App APIs in Zaps:

 

I was trying to avoid using the Webhook API step to avoid having to handle auth. 

Does the above look like a Zapier bug to you or something I’m doing wrong? 

@LostE 

The API Request option is configured behind the scenes to expect a specific domain for the app’s API.

That means you’d have to try using the Webhook or Code.

 

Help info about the Twilio API Authentication:

https://www.twilio.com/docs/iam/credentials/api

that looks like a bug as all Twilio Functions have **.twil.io domain.

Doesn’t it? 

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