# Requests response schemas

> The result we retrieve from using Asynchronous APIs can be processing, successful, or may encounter failures. This page outlines the commonly returned schemas for both these situations when a `getResult` call is made. Learning to decipher these results is key to successful API management and troubleshooting.

The result we retrieve from using Asynchronous APIs can be processing, successful, or may encounter failures. This page outlines the commonly returned schemas for both these situations when a `getResult` call is made. Learning to decipher these results is key to successful API management and troubleshooting.

## Processing

When still processing, the `getResult` call returns a schema with the following details:

* `status`: the current status of the request. In this case, the status is `Running`.
* `createdAt`: date and time of when the request was initiated.
* `lastUpdatedAt`: date and time of when the request was last updated.

## Succeeded

When the request is successful, the `getResult` call returns a schema with the following details:

* `status`: the current status of the request. In this case, the status is `Succeeded`.
* `createdAt`: date and time of when the request was initiated.
* `lastUpdatedAt`: date and time of when the request was last updated.
* `result`: outcome of the request, for example the extraction result (displayed as `extractionResult`).

## Failed

When the request failed, the `getResult` call returns a schema with the following details:

* `status`: the current status of the request. In this case, the status is `Failed`.
* `createdAt`: date and time of when the request was initiated.
* `lastUpdatedAt`: date and time of when the request was last updated.
* `error`: the cause of errors with the following details:
  + `message`: detailed explanation that describes what the error is about, for example `"Internal Server Error. Please contact the UiPath support team."`
  + `severity`: the failure severity. In this case, the severity is most commonly `Error`.
  + `code`: specific code that identifies the type of error, for example `[UnexpectedInternalServerError]`.
  + `parameters`: contains additional error-related information, if applicable.