Error Code Reference
Understand, diagnose, and resolve errors that occur during workflow execution.
EW-FLOW uses numeric error codes organized by category. These codes appear on the Logs page and in Session Details when something goes wrong. Each error code belongs to a category identified by its numeric range, making it easy to determine which subsystem produced the error.
How error codes work
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Code | Numeric identifier the unique error ID (e.g., 4001) |
| Name | Machine-readable short name (e.g., ModuleException) |
| Category | The subsystem that produced the error (e.g., Module, Token, Flow) |
| Severity | Impact level Info, Warning, or Error |
| Description | Human-readable explanation of what went wrong |
| Resolution | Steps the user can take to resolve the issue |
Generic (0xxx)
General errors that do not belong to a specific subsystem.
| Code | Name | Severity | Description | Resolution |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0000 | Generic | Error | An unclassified error occurred. | Check the error message for details. If the issue persists, contact support. |
Other (1xxx)
Errors related to Process and Channel resolution.
Flow (2xxx)
Errors that occur during the workflow execution flow Token movement, node traversal, and loop detection.
Task (3xxx)
Errors related to Task resolution and data within BPMN nodes.
Module (4xxx)
Errors originating from Module execution the most common category during runtime.
Token (5xxx)
Errors related to the execution Token the pointer that moves through your Process.
Process (6xxx)
Errors related to Process definition, deserialization, and deployment validation.
Session (7xxx)
Errors related to Session lifecycle creation, updates, and lookups.
Environment (8xxx)
Errors related to Environment resolution, configuration, and deployment targets.
Plan Limits (9xxx)
Errors raised when a workflow reaches a limit of your Workspace's Service Plan.
Audit / Storage (10xxx)
Errors related to storing execution history.