Would you mind posting the configuration for your authentication test request? When you create a connected account for your integration, using session auth, Zapier is going to try that test request first. Only when the the test request returns a 401 response will Zapier run your token exchange request, to trade your user’s auth material for a token, then it’ll try the test request again with that newly minted token.  

I’d guess here that your exchange endpoint is not getting hit because the test request isn’t returning a 401… but that’s just a guess. 

Sure
 

const options = {
  url: 'https://reborncabinets.herokuapp.com/authenticateuser',
  method: 'GET',
  headers: {
    'X-P-USERNAME': bundle.authData.pUsername,
    'X-P-PASSWORD': bundle.authData.pPassword,
    'X-P-COMPANY': bundle.authData.pCompany,
    'X-P-WEB-WERVICE': bundle.authData.pWebWervice

  },
  params: {
    'pUsername': bundle.authData.pUsername,
    'pPassword': bundle.authData.pPassword,
    'pCompany': bundle.authData.pCompany,
    'pWebWervice': bundle.authData.pWebWervice
  }
}

return z.request(options)
  .then((response) => {
    response.throwForStatus();
    const results = response.json;

    // You can do any parsing you need for results here before returning them

    return results;
  });

Is that your test request?  What you want to see in your test request is a use of the token.  It should fail the first time you call it because there’s not valid token in context. Generally this is a “/me” kind of endpoint or just any random endpoint that requires authentication, and allows Zapier to confirm we have a good token before doing anything else.

This appears to be the same as the token exchange request. This request is using the user-provided auth material, not a token.  If you’re using session auth, this is not what you’ll want to use as your authentication test configuration.

I will test and post here again, thanks.

I'm not sure if I explain myself correctly maybe not :

In my configuration I have two Methods:

1- authenticateuser this is for: Configure a Token Exchange Request
2-me: Configure a Test Request this expect /paparemter1/parameter2  the second is the token (for now any value works)

When I try to test the Authentication Form it seems it is not sending the POST to my API Endpoint, I'm using PHP and trying to get the post with php://input I also had tried other technics, but it seems the post is not being received by the API

When I try to reconnect the account with this form, should not be the fields be posted to the API Endpoint?
 

I received this error because the fields are not going into the API

Any help would be appreacited.

Hello @Zane did you see my last update about this issue?

I think you might need to reach out to contact@zapier.com so someone can look at your logs to make sense of what’s going wrong. 

Also note that from that error message, it looks like you might be trying to communicate with a SOAP API, in which case you’ll want to move your project to the Zapier CLI, and use library to help with XML parsing/marshalling/unmarshalling of requests and responses, etc.  

Thanks, yes I’m consuming a SOAP service, but I did a layer to get convert the response to JSON, that part is covered

I get a token now 

I changed the Authentication Method to API Key and it was easier, the thing now is that I want to send the token I get to the triggers and I don’t know how 

Have you added the sessionKey to the appropriate header in each request you’re making - starting with the test request. So replace all that user provided material with that sessionKey - available in bundle.authData.sessionKey.  Be mindful of the header name your API is actually expecting. 

With session auth we don’t attempt to add a default to requests like we do with the other auth methods, so you’ll need to remember to do that for each request.  Hopefully that’s the issue and the only problem left blocking you. 

Hey @rafaelsanchezrd! Just checking in to see how you’re getting on. Were you able to get this set up?

Hello @SamB , yes after a lot of clicks  I was able to solve it, even it seem obvious the Request Body was sending fields with names in the same format of the headers and the fields names were not the sames.

 

in the API side I just get the post from the fields with a function like this:
 

public function getpostfromzapier(){
      //get post from zapier
      $datos = json_decode($this->request->getBody());
      if ($datos) {
        $company = 
        array(
          'pUsername' =>$datos->pUsername,
          'pPassword' =>$datos->pPassword,
          'pCompany'=>$datos->pCompany,
          'pWebWervice'=>$datos->pWebWervice,
          'pEmpresa'=>$datos->pEmpresa,
          'token'=>$datos->token
        );
        return json_encode($company);
      } else {
            $myJSON=$this->invalid_credentials('getpostfromzapier');
            return $myJSON;    
      } 
  }

That’s great news! Thanks for sharing the solution that you found @rafaelsanchezrd!