the previous section

Webhooks are basically a URL where you need to POST data to

Team admins can use the “Track Usage” link on the monitor dashboard to check how many requests the team has made that month

mock service

on the  icon in header bar

Installing Interceptor

a backup a backup of them

The easiest way to get started with the API is to click the Run in Postman button

No previous trial

Head to the billing page, and click ‘Change Plan’ in the settings dropdown.

Click the “Configure next cycle” link on the billing page to switch to the monthly plan / change team size for the next cycle. If you switch to the monthly plan, you’ll be charged at $8/user/month after your billing cycle ends

Postman’s vision is to help you build a super fast and smooth workflow for API development keeping some key questions in mind:

enter Team Domain

There are two ways of doing this.

user will log into Postman using configured Identity provider

Single Sign-On for Users

Most SAML 2.0 compliant identity providers require the same information about the service provider for setup (Postman is the service provider). These values are specific to a Postman Team and are available after configuring SSO in the Edit Team Page.

are automatically logged

SSO is a user authentication service that permits

Your credentials (e.g. email, username) will not be shared.

who generates the collection

// Existing environment named 'user_data' // { // auth_token: 'q4yugoiwqu4hlrjksfdm3897ryq3891s', // user_id: '823', // session_data: {} // }

create a new environment using API keys entered by your user

To update the collection that users see when they use the Run in Postman button, you’ll need to update the collection link. 

Here’s an example HTML snippet:

Here’s an example markdown snippet:

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