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Bitbucket
Integrations are available on Postman Team, Business, and Enterprise plans.
You can back up your team's Postman Collections with Postman's Bitbucket integration.
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Backing up collections on Bitbucket
You can back up your Postman Collections to your Bitbucket repository. Once the integration is configured, any new changes to your collection in Postman will also appear in Bitbucket.
Configuring a Bitbucket integration
To add a Bitbucket integration, navigate to your Postman Dashboard. Select your desired workspace > Integrations. Click Browse Integrations, locate Bitbucket, and select View Details. Click + Add integration.
Enter your Bitbucket username and app password.
App passwords are different from account passwords. Learn how to create an app password in Bitbucket.

Select your collection to back up, the repository you'd like to back it up to, and designate the directory, filename, and branch. Click Add Integration.

Your newly created integration will now appear under Configured Integrations.
To confirm this integration, navigate to your Bitbucket dashboard > Repositories. Select your repository > Commits.
You can select a commit to view your stored collection in JSON format.
Next steps
Learn more about other Postman integrations, including custom webhooks and Slack.