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  • Manage your account
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  • Overview
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  • Data import methods
  • Migrate from other API clients
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  • Troubleshooting
  • Overview
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  • Request basics
  • Parameters and body data
  • Request headers
  • Test data storage
  • Customize request settings
  • Group requests in collections
  • Generate client code
  • Overview
  • Add certificates
  • Request authorization
  • Public API authorization
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  • Digest
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  • Hawk
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  • NTLM
  • Akamai Edgegrid
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  • Overview
  • API response structure
  • Visualize request responses
  • Create request response examples
  • Create and send cookies
  • Debug requests
  • Overview
  • Store values in variables
  • Define variables
  • Use variables
  • Share variables
  • View and edit variables
  • Create and use environments
  • Set environment variables
  • Manage team environments
  • Environment colors
  • Pinned environments
  • Overview
  • Overview
  • Create AI requests
  • Add MCP servers
  • Interact with AI models
  • Manage AI request settings
  • Overview
  • Create a data request
  • Overview
  • Create GraphQL requests
  • The GraphQL interface
  • Other GraphQL requests
  • Overview
  • The gRPC interface
  • Invoke a gRPC request
  • Manage gRPC service definitions
  • Test gRPC requests
  • gRPC mock servers
  • gRPC request-response examples
  • gRPC protobuf types
  • Overview
  • Create MCP requests
  • Interact with MCP servers
  • Manage MCP request settings
  • Debug OAuth 2.1 authentication
  • Add servers to MCP hosts
  • Overview
  • Manage MQTT requests
  • Create an MQTT request
  • Send SOAP requests
  • Send requests to Unix sockets or named pipes
  • Webhooks
  • Overview
  • Create a WebSocket request
  • Create a Socket.IO request
  • Work with WebSocket messages
  • Listen to Socket.IO events
  • Use variables in WebSocket requests
  • Add details to a WebSocket request
  • Save WebSocket requests
  • Document WebSocket requests
  • Troubleshoot WebSocket requests
  • Overview
  • Create collections
  • Add requests to collections
  • Manage and organize collections
  • Collaborate with collections
  • View collection activity and elements
  • About collection schemas
  • Overview
  • Set up Native Git
  • Develop locally
  • Collaborate with your team
  • Automate with CI/CD
  • Develop with a coding agent
  • Overview
  • Get started
  • Run tasks with AI Skills
  • Agent Mode Enterprise
  • Use Postman AI Recipes
  • Troubleshoot Agent Mode
  • Overview
  • Get started
  • Automations
  • Get started
  • Query with an MCP client
  • Overview
  • Access Postman Vault
  • Create vault secrets
  • Use vault secrets
  • Export and import vault secrets
  • Integrations overview
  • 1Password
  • AWS Secrets Manager
  • Azure Key Vault
  • HashiCorp Vault
  • Manage integrations
  • Troubleshoot vault secrets
  • Overview
  • Capture traffic with Postman proxy
  • Capture HTTP requests
  • Capture HTTPS traffic
  • Capture traffic with Postman Interceptor
  • Overview
  • Inspect network traffic
  • Automate web applications
  • Sync cookies
  • Overview
  • Overview
  • Write pre-request scripts
  • Write tests
  • Overview
  • Reuse internal scripts
  • Use packages from external registries
  • Script examples
  • Dynamic variables
  • Overview
  • pm variables methods
  • pm.vault
  • pm.cookies
  • pm.request
  • pm.response
  • pm.sendrequest
  • pm.visualizer
  • pm.test and pm.expect
  • pm.require
  • pm.execution
  • pm.message
  • pm.info
  • pm.mock
  • pm.datasets
  • pm.state
  • Troubleshoot test errors
  • Overview
  • Create datasets
  • Manage datasets
  • Use datasets
  • Query datasets with SQL
  • Query datasets in scripts
  • Overview
  • Integration testing
  • End-to-end testing
  • Regression testing
  • Performance testing
  • Overview
  • Run tests manually
  • Run tests on a schedule
  • Run tests in CI/CD pipelines
  • Run tests with monitors
  • Overview
  • Integrate your test suite
  • Application testing FAQs
  • Overview
  • Collection Runner
  • Automate collection runs
  • View scheduled collection runs
  • Run with a mock
  • Schedule collection runs with monitors
  • Trigger collection runs
  • Customize collection run order
  • Overview
  • Data files
  • Datasets
  • Overview
  • Run a collection
  • Run a monitor
  • Run a performance test
  • Built-in reporters
  • Overview
  • Run a performance test
  • View performance test metrics
  • Overview
  • Test assertion failure trends
  • Test assertions by virtual user load
  • Debug performance test errors
  • View performance test run timeline
  • Overview
  • Data files
  • Datasets
  • Troubleshoot performance tests
  • Overview
  • Set up a monitor
  • Overview
  • Data files
  • Datasets
  • View monitor results
  • Overview
  • Publish monitor reports
  • Update monitor reports
  • Manage monitors
  • Overview
  • Configure a runner
  • Set up a runner in your network
  • Overview
  • Configure a runner to use a proxy server
  • Start a runner with the built-in proxy server
  • Manage a runner
  • Scale runners in your network
  • Troubleshoot
  • Run monitors using static IPs
  • Troubleshoot monitors
  • Monitoring FAQ
  • Overview
  • Build API mocks with JavaScript
  • Deploy a mock server
  • Make calls to mock servers
  • Create dynamic mock responses
  • Matching algorithm
  • Overview
  • Mock with response examples
  • Mock with the Postman API
  • Run simulations
  • Overview
  • Collaboration concepts
  • Collaboration features
  • Work within teams
  • Manage access
  • Share your work
  • Collaborate with Live Sessions
  • Comment on APIs
  • Overview
  • Overview
  • Document a collection