Today, we have released a new Postman Collection that you can import and use with any application you have created in your Microsoft 365 Tenant. IT Pros are creating requests to manage users, applications and much more and saving these as Postman Collections to use later. Many PowerApps and Microsoft Flow citizen developers are using this to build requests and then put them into those tools.
#POSTMAN TEAMS CODE#
Its a great way for developers to troubleshoot issues in isolation outside of your code base. Many developers use Postman so that they can test requests with their own client id and users. Graph Explorer uses a multi-tenant application created by us, and there is currently no way to “bring your own client id”. This spurred our team to investigate how we could help Postman users. A follow up question to the group on who used Postman also validated that developers used both. It was no surprise to us to see that everyone put their hands up. Recently at the Microsoft MVP Summit in March, we were investigating how broad the usage of Graph Explorer was. It is and will always be the best way to experiment with our API. We’ve seen usage by developers, architects, IT admins and business analysts exploring the capabilities on both beta and v1.0 endpoints. Over the years we have seen amazing growth in the use of Graph Explorer.
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