# Ready-to-use requests!

### Using Postman

You can save a lot of time by using the pre-built requests available in Postman.

{% embed url="<https://elements.getpostman.com/redirect?entityId=27495556-787b914f-ebeb-426a-9808-7fb0bd0d47fd&entityType=collection>" %}

After opening the link, select the environment you want to test from the top right corner and create a fork to access all the endpoints within your own workspace.\
![](/files/3dcfvpxuTKxVE3yz3dE2)

Once the environment is selected, simply configure your variables by clicking on "Environments" in the left-hand menu.<br>

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With Postman configured, you're ready to use all the endpoints. The only mandatory variable is the `api_token`, your authentication token. All other variables can be filled in as needed. \ <br>

{% hint style="info" %}
In the right sidebar menu, the \</> code icon allows you to export all requests in your preferred language.\
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{% endhint %}

### Using Insomnia

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For Insomnia, we’ve prepared all the endpoints in this file. After importing the file, you’ll need to select the environment and input your API token before making a request.

{% file src="/files/W0cO9bDgBNJDxn6XDA6x" %}
Insomnia ZapSign API.json
{% endfile %}

![File import with all requests for Insomnia.](https://github.com/AmandaAmani/documenta-ocurso/blob/main/%20cortado%20insonia.gif?raw=true)

{% hint style="info" %}
In Insomnia, press Shift+Ctrl+G while viewing a request, and the code will be automatically generated in any programming language you choose.
{% endhint %}


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