Customer support
If you need help with the Chatway API, webhooks, or your integration, visit our Help Center.
You can also contact the Chatway support team directly through live chat on the Help Center or Chatway website. Our team can help with API errors, authentication, webhook setup, unexpected responses, and other integration questions.
Before you write
Most issues resolve faster after a quick pass through the docs. Check the pages most relevant to your problem:
| Symptom | Start here |
|---|---|
Auth errors (401 / 403) |
Quickstart: confirm your key was created under Settings → Developer Tools → API Keys on the correct account. |
429 Too Many Requests |
Rate limits and Errors for body format and Retry-After guidance. |
| Endpoint behavior, parameters, or response shape | The operation's page under API Reference. That page is the source of truth. |
| Webhook signature, retries, or payload shape | Webhook docs → Overview and the specific event page. |
| Experimenting safely | Testing the API. |
If your question is still unanswered, gather the details below and contact our support team through live chat at chatway.app/help.
What to include
Support can diagnose issues faster when you send:
- UTC timestamp of the request, or a tight time window if you ran a batch.
- HTTP method and path, for example
POST /contacts/initialize. - Response status and message, including the HTTP status code and any error body returned. For
422responses, include the fullerrorsobject. - Account context, such as the workspace the API key belongs to, if safe to share.
- What you expected vs. what happened: usually one or two sentences is enough.
No trace ID. Error responses do not currently include a request or trace ID. Send the UTC timestamp, method, path, and response body instead.
Redact secrets. Never share a full API key in live chat, screenshots, emails, support requests, or public threads.