APIs & integrations
Postman
Postman is a platform for designing, exploring, and testing APIs: the connections that let software systems exchange information. Teams use it to send requests, inspect responses, and document expected behavior.
Visit Postman website (opens in a new tab)How it works
Postman sends requests to an API and displays the returned data, status, and headers. Collections group related requests, and variables let the same collection target different environments. Tests check expected behavior. Shared documentation and mock responses help people agree on an integration before every connected system is fully implemented.
What you can build
Create API test collections, shared integration documentation, mock services, and automated checks for application connections.
Integration exploration
Try a service request with sample data, inspect the response, and document the required fields before connecting the service to the application interface.
Repeatable API checks
Run a collection that verifies common workflows and error responses, helping a team detect changes in behavior as an application or integration evolves.
Things to consider
Collections are most useful when examples and checks stay current. Keep credentials out of shared exports and distinguish realistic test cases from successful sample requests.