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Purchase requisition WF - Value cannot be null. Parameter name: endpoint message starting workflow

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Posted on by Pedro-Rodriguez 251
Hi,
 
I am testing the purchase requisition workflow at a Cloud Hosted Maschine that was restored from a production DB.
 
The WF worked without problems at a Sandbox machine but at this machine I get the following error when I try to submit the workflow for approve:
 
Value cannot be null. Parameter name: endpoint
 
What this could be? It looks like some Business Action (I checked and I have nothing active in this machine), or Dual-Write or whatever else...the error is not very informative.
 
10.0.36 Cloud Hosted
At a Sandbox Machine I did not have the problem
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    Pedro-Rodriguez 251 on at
    Purchase requisition WF - Value cannot be null. Parameter name: endpoint message starting workflow
    Our Microsoft Partner found the problem. The problem was that the parameter "Tax calculation parameters" was activated at Tax, Setup, Tax Configuration, Tax calculation parameters. Tier-1 machines does not support the functionality, then so we had the error at this Cloud Hosted Machine after restoring data from production.
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    Siv Sagar 3,719 Super User 2024 Season 2 on at
    Purchase requisition WF - Value cannot be null. Parameter name: endpoint message starting workflow
    Hi Pedro,
     
    Kindly check the endpoints for the service and verify.
     
    Regards
    Siv Sagar
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    André Arnaud de Cal... 291,622 Super User 2024 Season 2 on at
    Purchase requisition WF - Value cannot be null. Parameter name: endpoint message starting workflow
    Hi Pedro,
     
    As you mentioned, the error message is not helpful. I would suggest a developer take a look at it using the debugger. Probably, this will bring you to a root cause. 
    Is the cloud-hosted environment running on the same tenant as the production instance? Did you follow also all the steps for moving a production database to a development environment?

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