Use the Connect API Postman Collection

Data 360 Connect REST API Guide, mirrored from developer.salesforce.com: To use the Salesforce Data 360 Connect REST API Postman collection, first make sure that you set up the collection. Then, perform a test.

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Mirror of <https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/data/connectapi/guide/use-the-collection.html> (Salesforce, Data 360 Connect REST API Guide), read 2026-10-23. Salesforce's own page is the authority; this copy exists because that site refuses non-browser readers.

Use the Connect API Postman Collection

To use the Salesforce Data 360 Connect REST API Postman collection, first make sure that you set up the collection. Then, perform a test.

This test is a User Info request. It returns a 200 status, along with JSON that contains information about the currently connected user.

  1. Expand the collection and the Auth folder.
  2. Select the User Info request.
  3. To run the request, click Send.

If your environment is set up correctly, your request receives a 200 OK status. This status means that you have authenticated successfully with Salesforce Data 360 and that you can now use the collection’s other resources.

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