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Fix: “All Endpoints failed, cannot serve the request” When Saving CloudSense Line Items in a Salesforce Full Copy Sandbox (R37)

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Overview

In a Salesforce Full Copy sandbox running CloudSense package version R37, saving CloudSense line items can fail with the error:

“Configurator Engine experienced an error: first of 1 error: All Endpoints failed, cannot serve the request”

This commonly occurs after a sandbox creation/refresh when the Salesforce Connected App used by CloudSense for authentication (CloudSense Digital Fulfilment Application) is not correctly authorized for the affected user(s). Updating the Connected App policy to pre-authorize users and explicitly granting access typically resolves the issue.

Error / Symptom

Error message (verbatim):

“Configurator Engine experienced an error: first of 1 error: All Endpoints failed, cannot serve the request”

Typical symptoms:

  • Saving any line item configuration fails (including very simple products).
  • The issue occurs regardless of product type (for example, GAM-served vs non-GAM-served).
  • Other actions (such as availability checks) may still work.

Root Cause

The Salesforce Connected App “CloudSense Digital Fulfilment Application” is not correctly authorized/granted for the user(s) executing the save. As a result, calls that require the Configurator Engine authentication/authorization path fail and return the “All Endpoints failed” error.

This is an environment/access configuration issue commonly seen after Full Copy sandbox creation/refresh (rather than a product configuration problem).

Solution

Apply the following steps in Salesforce to explicitly pre-authorize the Connected App and grant the required users access.

1) Update the Connected App “Permitted Users” policy

  1. In Salesforce, go to SetupApp Manager.
  2. Find CloudSense Digital Fulfilment Application.
  3. Open the app details and edit the app’s policies/settings.
  4. Set Permitted Users to “Admin approved users are pre-authorized” (instead of “All users may self-authorize”).
  5. Save the changes.

2) Explicitly grant access to the appropriate users (profiles/permission sets)

Because the app is now admin-pre-authorized, you must explicitly allow the intended users:

  1. Go to SetupConnected AppsManage Connected Apps.
  2. Select CloudSense Digital Fulfilment Application.
  3. Assign/allow the required Profiles (or use the appropriate Permission Set approach in your org) so that the affected users are authorized to use the app.

3) Retest saving line items

  1. Log in as an affected user.
  2. Re-open the sales order / configurator flow.
  3. Attempt to Save the line items again.

Validation / Confirmation

The issue is resolved when:

  • Line items save successfully without the error:
    • “Configurator Engine experienced an error: first of 1 error: All Endpoints failed, cannot serve the request”
  • The same save works for multiple product configurations (including previously failing simple configurations).

Notes / Common Pitfalls

  • After a sandbox refresh, Connected App authorization and access policies may not match production.
  • If Permitted Users is set to admin pre-authorized but profiles/permission sets are not granted, users may still fail to authenticate for required backend calls.
  • If the issue affects all line-item saves regardless of product type, it strongly suggests an environment/authentication/access problem rather than a product configuration issue.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How do I know I’m hitting this same issue?
You’ll see the exact message “Configurator Engine experienced an error: first of 1 error: All Endpoints failed, cannot serve the request” when saving line items, often in a newly created/refreshed sandbox. It typically fails for all line item saves regardless of product type.
2. Does this indicate a CloudSense product defect?
Not typically. In this scenario, the cause was Salesforce Connected App authorization/access not being correctly granted for “CloudSense Digital Fulfilment Application” in the sandbox environment (an environment/access configuration issue).
3. What should I verify after changing “Permitted Users” to admin pre-authorized?
Confirm that the intended user profiles (or permission sets) are explicitly granted access to the Connected App under SetupConnected AppsManage Connected Apps, then retry saving line items as an affected user.
4. What if the save still fails after updating the Connected App settings?
Re-check the following:
  • You edited the correct Connected App (correct name and target org): CloudSense Digital Fulfilment Application.
  • The affected users are included via the intended profiles/permission sets.
  • You retested using the same user who experiences the error.
If it still fails, capture the exact error again and provide browser console/network logs for further backend investigation.
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  1. Matej Storga

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