The Postman API Platform

Explore and test your APIs using Postman’s web and desktop client, and use Postman’s CLI to execute collections directly from the command-line.

• Desktop Client

  Organize your workflow around your API with Postman’s new API features.

• CLI (Newman)

  Interact with Postman through Newman, our powerful command-line collection runner

• Postman API

  Access your Postman data through the Postman API

Search and discover new APIs and integrations in Postman’s extensive API directory and pre-built connectors.

• API Network

  Discover and get started with new APIs quickly

• Integrations

  Set up pre-built integrations between Postman and other systems

Create a secure and governed API testing and deployment environment with SSO, user-based access controls, dedicated IP Addresses, and audit logs.

• SSO

  Configure single sign-on (SSO) to simplify user authentication

• Roles & Permissions

  Define roles and permissions to control user access

• Dedicated IP Addresses

  Run Postman Monitors against private APIs securely

• Audit Logs

  Automatically track and review user activities

Share collections among your team and partners, and collaborate on APIs by setting up user permissions, teams and workspaces

• Users

  Manage user access and permissions

• Teams

  Setup teams to share and collaborate on APIs

• Workspaces

  Collaborate on APIs in a dedicated workspace

• Comments

  Post and share comments on collections and requests

• Version Control

  Manage and track multiple versions of APIs

Use Postman to manage your end-to-end API lifecycle, from design, mocking, testing, and deploying, all the way to maintenance and deprecation.

• Mocks

  Setup mock servers to simulate APIs

• Docs

  Generate and share documentation for your API

• Test

  Write test scripts to ensure API is working as expected

• History

  Automatically store historical API requests

• Monitor

  Stay up to date on the health and performance of APIs

Use Postman’s Platform Runtime Services to manage your API collections, workspaces, examples and environments.

• Authorization

  Ensure that client requests access data securely

• Requests

  Make API requests and visualize responses in the Postman client

• Collections

  Organize your API requests into folders and groupings

• Examples

  Tightly couple mock requests and responses

• Environments

  Run requests and collections against different data sets