Connect Postman to Salesforce for API Testing - Step-by-Step Tutorial

Description:
In this comprehensive tutorial, we'll guide you through the process of connecting Postman to your Salesforce organization for API testing. Whether you're a developer, QA engineer, or anyone looking to test Salesforce APIs efficiently, this video has you covered.
Testing and Saving Requests: Send your API requests and examine the responses. We'll also show you how to save your requests within Postman collections for future testing.
By the end of this video, you'll have the skills and knowledge to seamlessly connect Postman to your Salesforce organization, authenticate using OAuth 2.0, and perform API testing with confidence.
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[@janac7510]

Thanks!, It's very helpful!

[@TechJourneyWithAnkit]

Glad it helped!

[@CastorPolux74]

Excelente. Gracias.

[@TechJourneyWithAnkit]

de nada

[@akhilakaparthi9143]

Thanks alot man :)

[@TechJourneyWithAnkit]

Glad you found helpful

[@Aravindgupta-br8qq]

Hi
after successful auth I am able to request response for 200 for get limit api but when I perform the bulk api I am getting the invalid session , I have created the new sessions also but I am getting the same error how to solve it

[@TechJourneyWithAnkit]

Which step in Bulk API is failing and what payload are you sending

[@m.karthik1881]

How it connect with Postman without a connected app(Client id, Client secret).

[@ChilllllMahBear_5]

Thankyou for the video. Is there any other tools we use for API testing?

[@TechJourneyWithAnkit]

SOAP UI for SOAP API testing and Altair for Graphql

[@hrutikaparkar4997]

Hi Ankit, Can you please mention the Origin URL Pattern in the description?

[@TechJourneyWithAnkit]

Didn't get you. Can you elaborate more with more details

[@sagarrauta9197]

@@TechJourneyWithAnkit still its not showing can you please mention the Origin URL

[@namanshetty2781]

Can i test in this way using postman for a inbound integration code written in salesforce?

[@TechJourneyWithAnkit]

Yes you can using Apex Rest service

[@fitfitaadi]

I am getting the below error while creating the fork .
you are not authenticated by the server

[@TechJourneyWithAnkit]

Create fork and then authenticate

[@user-sl6bq2rp8m]

hi, which API is work for create customer

[@TechJourneyWithAnkit]

Create Api

[@cococares698]

Didn't find end point

[@TechJourneyWithAnkit]

Look for the instance url