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Postman collection export

Postman collection export turns an environment's configuration, catalog, customer hierarchy, offers, products, attributes and taxes, into a standard Postman collection together with its environment file. An Opencell job selects the scope to export, catalog only, customer hierarchy or full configuration, then drops the generated files in the export directory. The collection can be replayed as is to replicate a staging configuration into production, or serve as a starting point for integration teams.

API technical documentation

Postman CSV import collections

Data loader

MACO (energy market communications)

Payment hosted pages

Sales tunnels

Subscription center

Partner care

Selfcare

Marketing manager

Energy vertical

Emails API

Business API

KPI (internal DWH)

Revenue Dashboard

Invoice studio

CPQ

SEPA direct debit

Multi-PSP orchestration

Dunning

Accounts Receivable

FEC export (France)

Standard accounting exports

Cash Collection Optimizer

Marketing Optimization

Sales Recommendation Engine

The Guardian

The Referee

The Alchemist

The Scout

Twilio

S3 Storage

SIPS (Worldline)

Slimpay

PayPal

Ingenico

Stripe

Mollie

GoCardless

Airwallex

Salesforce

HubSpot

Pennylane

Xero

Exact Online

QuickBooks

DocuSign

Yousign

Segment

Zapier

Metabase

Avalara

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Key features

Postman collection generated from the existing configuration

Postman environment file produced alongside the collection

Scope of your choice: catalog, customers or full configuration

Runs as a job with a log of the exported entities

Expert reviews

Nina F.

"Replaying in production exactly what was validated in staging, with no re-entry, is the kind of tool that takes the stress out of go-lives."

Omar S.

"Generating the collection from a reference environment would give us requests that already match the setup. We would no longer start from a blank page."

Oscar V.

"Because it is a regular job, with its logs and scheduling, the tool fits easily into our operating procedures."