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## Resource: Submit Support Requests
## Article: Submit Support Requests
## Article Link: https://dev.wix.com/docs/build-apps/manage-your-app/contact-us/submit-support-requests.md
## Article Content:
# Submit Support Requests
As you develop and maintain your app you may encounter error messages, technical glitches, or unexpected behavior. In these cases, you can open a support request using the Wix support chatbot. Follow these steps to make a successful support request.
[](https://www.wix.com/support-chatbot?nodeId=25a57397-ccf7-4376-8b74-48d51edf7159&referral=devRels)
## Step 1 | Retrieve your app ID
Before engaging with the Wix support chatbot, retrieve your app ID. You can find it at the top of your [app's dashboard](https://dev.wix.com/app-selector?title=Select+an+App\&primaryButtonText=Select+Site\&actionUrl=https%3A%2F%2Fdev.wix.com%2Fapps%2F%7BappId%7D%2Fhome).
## Step 2 | Locate your request ID (optional)
If the issue results from using Wix APIs in your app's code, interacting with the app dashboard, or through one of Wix's [frontend interfaces](https://dev.wix.com/docs/build-apps/get-started/overview/the-wix-ecosystem.md#frontend-interfaces), you must include the associated request ID.
Every action that makes a call to Wix’s APIs is assigned a unique request ID, which is essential for tracking the root cause of an issue. This ID is included as a response header with the key name `x-wix-request-id`. For example, `1734427301.191556792796277844`.
Many errors in the app dashboard display pop-up notifications at the top of the screen. These notifications often include the request ID. If you don’t see a request ID in an error notification, you need to recreate the issue to retrieve a request ID.
For issues resulting from your app's API requests to Wix
1. Make the request again using `curl` or any other network request tool that allows you to view responses.
2. In the response header, locate the request ID under the key `x-wix-request-id`.
For issues occurring in the app dashboard, site dashboard, or site editor
1. Trigger an action that causes the error. For example, by clicking a button.
2. Open your browser's developer tools.
3. Select the **Network** panel.
4. In the **Name** column, click the network request associated with the error. Additional request information appears.
5. Select the **Headers** tab. The request ID is located in the **Response Headers** section under the key `x-wix-request-id`.
Caution: Do not include any secret keys in your description.- Include the complete request and response of any failed network requests. - Relevant console error logs. ## Step 4 | Open the request Now you're ready to open your support request. 1. Open the [Wix support chatbot](https://www.wix.com/support-chatbot?nodeId=25a57397-ccf7-4376-8b74-48d51edf7159&referral=devRels). 1. Begin interacting with the chatbot. Provide the information you gathered above whenever the bot requests it.