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title: "Application Inventory | Postman API Platform"
description: "See every application your organization owns in one place, with the test health, coverage, and run history of each, so you can manage quality at scale."
url: https://www.postman.com/product/application-inventory/
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# Application Inventory | Postman API Platform

> See every application your organization owns in one place, with the test health, coverage, and run history of each, so you can manage quality at scale.

## Application Inventory

Every app, every test, every build in one place. See what's release-ready across all your apps.

[Read the Docs](https://learning.postman.com/docs/tests-and-scripts/test-applications/overview/)

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## One inventory for every application your teams own

### Every app in one place

Register every application your teams own into a single view with its UI tests, API tests, runs, quality signals, and more.

### Track every branch and build

See each application's test health across every branch and build, so you can tell at a glance which apps are release-ready and which are regressing.

### Quality trends across your organization

Roll up results, coverage, and reliability trends across every application, so engineering leaders can see organization-wide quality without chasing individual pipelines.

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## Ask agent mode about the state of your applications

Postman AI reads your Application Inventory, so you can ask for the quality of any application or your whole portfolio and get an answer backed by the runs, coverage, and regressions behind it.

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*CAPABILITIES*

### See quality across every application you ship

See every registered application across your organization, and the test health, coverage, and run history of each, in one place.

### See the health of every run

For each run, see what passed, what failed, what's still untested, and how long it took, so coverage gaps and regressions surface right away.

### Everything each application depends on

Drill into any application to see the APIs and services it depends on, so you always know what each app is built on.

### A single source of truth

Every application your teams ship is registered in one inventory, so there's no guessing about what exists or who owns it.

### History across branches

See every branch an application ran on, its commit SHA, and a green or red result, so you can trace a regression to the exact change.

### Filter and drill down

Filter your inventory by team, environment, or status, then narrow to just the flaky, failing, or untested applications.

### CI/CD ready

Wire your pipelines into the inventory so every run reports back automatically, and failing tests and coverage drops are caught before they merge, with full history across branches.

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*RESOURCES*

## Go deeper on Application Inventory

### Application Inventory documentation

Learn how Application Inventory brings every application, its tests, and its runs into one view.

[Read the Docs](https://learning.postman.com/docs/tests-and-scripts/test-applications/overview/)

### Get your applications into the inventory

A step-by-step guide to connecting your repo and running your suites so results flow into Application Inventory.

[Read guide](https://learning.postman.com/docs/tests-and-scripts/test-applications/test/)

### Postman CLI reference

Every flag for running your suites in CI and reporting results into Application Inventory.

[Read reference](https://learning.postman.com/docs/postman-cli/postman-cli-application/)

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## See Application Inventory on your own applications

Chat with a Postman expert to see how Application Inventory brings every application your teams own into one view, with the test health, coverage, and run history of each, so you can manage quality and reliability at scale.

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