Are you hitting BitTitan endpoint validation failures and guessing at the cause instead of reading what the error code specifies?

When you save an endpoint, BitTitan runs an authentication test and a basic API call against the source or destination tenant. That validation result typically indicates one of three outcomes: the credential authenticates but lacks permissions, the credential does not authenticate at all, or the endpoint URL cannot be reached.

In the portal, authentication failures and permission failures can look similar, but the fixes are completely different. Authentication failure points to issues like incorrect credentials, a locked account, MFA blocking non-interactive sign-in, or an expired OAuth app registration client secret. Permission failure means the sign-in succeeded, but the service account does not have the RBAC assignments BitTitan needs to access the tenant resources.

Adding permissions will not fix an authentication failure. Resetting a password will not fix a permission failure. Start by reading the exact BitTitan portal validation message at the code level, then choose the remediation path that matches what it actually reported.

Are you reviewing BitTitan endpoint validation messages at the code level before starting remediation?

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