

Choose the GET method in your HTTP request.Ģ.

The GET method is very useful to get information about users, sub-organizations, processed documents and much more.ġ. To do this, click on the 3 points of the collection and select Add request. In this collection, you can add multiple HTTP requests. After making your selection and clicking Create Workspace select Collections on the left side of the application and create a new collection for your HTTP requests by clicking +. You have to select the visibility which determines who can access this workspace.ģ. Click on Workspaces and create a new workspace (you can name it whatever you want).Ģ. Enter your API Key and confirm by clicking Authorizeġ. Click on Authorize in the upper right cornerĢ. Enter "x-api-key" in the Key field and your API Key as value (found in DOC² Settings menu Integration) Select the Add to Header.ġ. Click on the Authorization tab und choose API Key as authorization type.Ģ. Authorization # In Postman #īefore you can create your HTTP requests, you need to enter your API key from DOC² to authorize them.ġ. Now follow this step-by-step guide to learn how HTTP requests work in Postman. Setup #įirst, download Postman to your system and sign in/register. It is easy to use and very useful for organization administrators. Postman provides an editing tool to document your API.
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This guide will show you how to make HTTP requests to your DOC² organization via Postman.
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