Postman has a variety of tools you can use to set up, manage, and secure your Postman organization and teams. Whether you’re setting up a new organization and teams or managing an existing one, you can customize your team experience to align with your organization’s goals.
Depending on your plan, you must be an Organization Manager, Team Manager, Admin, or Super Admin to set up, manage, and secure your Postman organization and teams.
To set up a new Postman organization and teams, you can follow the steps in Postman’s onboarding checklist.
If you’re using the Free plan, note that it’s designed as a single-player experience for individual developers. Teams with multiple members on the Free plan are in a read-only state with limited collaboration features. To learn more about how this affects your team and what options are available, see Free and Solo experience.
Single user teams don’t come with support accounts.
You can invite and manage collaborators in your Postman team, and update their assigned roles. You can also adjust your team’s Postman plan as needed.
Configure your organization or team settings to further customize the experience for both your Postman team and your API’s consumers. This includes managing your organization’s public profile and making your teams discoverable.
You can also set up system service accounts to give your team a dedicated, non-human identity for automation, integrations, and system-to-system interactions.
To set up a new Postman team, you can follow the steps in Postman’s onboarding checklist.
If you’re setting up an Enterprise organization and teams, more features are available to you with Postman Enterprise plans. Enterprise features include advanced organization-level settings, identity management, reports, a Private API Network, API governance and security controls, and features that enhance collaboration and administration customization.
Depending on your plan, you can secure your team’s user accounts by setting up and using the following:
Also see Postman security features for options specific to individual developers and teams.
To learn more about managing Postman teams, see Admin FAQs.