> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.letshum.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Postman Collection

> Import the Hum API collection and environments into Postman

# Postman Collection

The Hum API collection contains eight requests organized into Sessions, Analytics, and Utilities folders. It uses collection-level bearer authentication through the `api_key` variable.

When **Create Session** succeeds, its test script stores the returned token in the collection's `session_token` variable. **Get Session Status**, **Get Internet Services**, and **Close Session** then use that token automatically, without copy-pasting it between requests.

## Download

* [Hum API collection](/postman/hum-api.postman_collection.json)
* [Sandbox environment](/postman/hum-sandbox.postman_environment.json)
* [Production environment](/postman/hum-production.postman_environment.json)

## Import and Run

1. Import the collection and one environment file into Postman.
2. Select the imported environment.
3. Paste the key for that environment into the `api_key` variable. See [Environments and API Keys](/environments) to request a key.
4. Run **Health Check** first to verify the environment and key.

<Note>
  As an alternative to the ready-made collection, import the [OpenAPI specification](/swagger.yaml) directly into Postman.
</Note>