Postman Workspaces

What is Postman Workspaces?

Work better together on Postman Workspaces.

A workspace is a shared context for creating and consuming APIs. Postman workspaces enable real-time collaboration within and between teams with built-in version control.

An easy way to collaborate

Share your work in a dedicated workspace and invite your colleagues to collaborate.

Stay in sync

Automatic and secure synchronization ensures that all desktop members get the latest updates as soon as the changes are submitted.

Maintain a single source of true

Workspaces provide a single true source that you and your team can easily maintain through a git-like version control process.

Create unlimited desktops

Simply sign up for a Postman account to create as many personal, team, or private workspaces as you need.

Simplify your workflow

Quickly embark on new developers and stay up-to-date on any changes.

Collaborate safely

Make sure everyone has the necessary access by assigning viewer and editor roles. To restrict access to a project, simply create a private workspace.

Manage team workflows

Use workjobs to mirror your team's workflow. Multifunctionally organize them around a specific product or project and/or have dedicated workspaces for specific functions such as writing or technical testing.

Manage your workflow

Organize your work into a personal workspace before collaborating on it. Personal workspaces are visible only to you.

Easily manage large or multiple teams

Share and organize work across multiple teams.

Share with multiple teams

Invite multiple teams to a workspace to share and share work as needed to help each user keep track of the work they're responsible for.

Share only what you need

Easily manage permissions by assigning Viewer and Editor roles to team members and collaborators on the desktop.

Organize your work

Organize your work to reflect your workflow. You can organize your work according to any convention, including by team, role, or priority.

Use Cases

Find out how Postman enables first API development, automated testing, and developer integration.

First API development

Release trusted services by creating your API before deploying code.

Exploratory Testing

Explore the API by sending different types of data to see what values are returned.

Application development

Eliminate dependencies and reduce production time by making front-end and back-end teams work in parallel.

Developer integration

Quickly keep consumers up to date on what your API can do and how it works.

Automated testing

Automate manual tests and integrate them into your CI/CD channel to ensure that any code changes do not interrupt the API in production.

Developer portals

Publish API documentation to help internal and external consumers adopt their APIs.

System requirements:

OSX (x64) / Windows (x86 or x64) / Linux (x86 or x64).