Explore your publisher tools on the Postman API Network

You can access your public profile, workspaces, analytics, and team settings from the Postman API Network's landing page. You can also create a public workspace and Run in Postman button from the same page.

To learn more about becoming an API publisher, see Showcase your public APIs on the Postman API Network.

View and manage your team's public profile

Your team's public profile includes your team's details and its public workspaces, collections, and APIs.

To view your team's profile, select Profile.

Your team's public profile serves as a developer portal for your API consumers. If you're a Super Admin, Admin, or Community Manager, you can edit your team's profile. To learn more, see Manage your team profile.

View and manage your team's public workspaces

You can view and manage your team's public workspaces and each of its Postman elements in one place.

To view your team's public workspaces, select Workspace.

View your team's analytics

Your team's analytics includes metrics relevant to your public workspaces, such as collection views.

To view your team's analytics, select Analytics.

To learn more, see View reports about public workspaces on the Postman API Network.

View and manage your team's settings

You can use your team settings to manage your team's profile, visibility, and discoverability.

To view your team's settings, select Settings.

To learn more, see Configure team settings.

Create a public workspace

You can create a public workspace and prepare it with your public collections, requests, and APIs. Your API consumers can browse your workspace and get started with your API and services.

To create a public workspace, select Public Workspace and follow the onscreen instructions.

To learn more, see Create a workspace in Postman and Prepare your public workspace for the Postman API Network.

Create a Run in Postman button

You can create a Run in Postman button and add it to your website, developer portal—or anywhere else that supports HTML or Markdown. Your API consumers can use your button to get started with one of your public collections.

To create a Run in Postman button, select Run in Postman Button and follow the onscreen instructions.

To learn more, see Create a Run in Postman button.