Explore your services in the API Catalog

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Get comprehensive insights into your API ecosystem with real-time analytics, health monitoring, and AI-powered assistance. Track performance metrics, monitor CI/CD pipelines, analyze service dependencies, and maintain specification quality, all from a unified dashboard.

To access the dashboard, click Home, then select API Catalog > Integrated services. The Overview page shows aggregate data for the last 7 days across the selected environment. The environment selector is located in the top-right corner of the workbench.

When the selector is set to All system environments, the list shows all services. Most columns, such as error rate and p95 latency, use data from every environment. Health score doesn’t. It’s the score from your first production environment, not an aggregate of all environments.

Summary stats

The dashboard’s top stats give a seven-day snapshot of integrated services: how many projects are connected, how many endpoints are being monitored, how widely the Postman CLI is being used, and overall traffic and error volume, including week-over-week change for requests and errors.

Pinned scorecards

Pinned scorecards show the health score and critical insights for services you want to keep a close eye on. Click View all scorecards in the Pinned Scorecards section to pin or unpin any scorecard to the Overview for easy access. Click a scorecard you’re interested in, and click the service name to navigate to its detail page.

Search and filter services

Use the following filters to find specific services or narrow down the list of all integrated services:

• Search by project name using free-text search.
• Filter by tag.
• Filter by governance group.
• Load a previously saved filter configuration.

Services provide the following information:

• Project name — Service name with collection/spec/test coverage counts below.
• Health score — Numeric score out of 100, color-coded. With All system environments selected, it’s calculated from your first production environment.
• Last CLI status — Passed, failed, or unknown, based on most recent CLI run.
• Error rate — Error rate percentage for the selected environment, or across all environments when All system environments is selected.
• p95 latency — 95th percentile response time.
• Owner — Assigned owner avatar and name.
• Last updated — Time of last data update.
• GitHub and workspace links on the right.

Click Choose columns in the column header to view and select columns you’d like to display. Each service also has GitHub and workspace links on the right.

Inspect service details

Click any service name to open its detail page. The service detail page provides an in-depth view of critical insights, health scores, and environment-specific data. You can switch between environments (Overview, Development, Test, Production) to see environment-specific metrics and insights. Each dot is color-coded (green = healthy, and red = issues). The Production detail page also includes an interactive dependencies graph to visualize upstream and downstream service relationships.

The service header shows the following information:

• Tags applied to the service.
• Asset counts — Postman collections, specifications, mocks, monitors, flows, and environments.

The Overview tab shows the following information:

• Owner — Name of the assigned service owner.

• Traffic (7 days) — Total request count.

• Dependencies — Count of services that rely on this service, with a blast radius label.

• Overall health score shows a breakdown by category:

  • Runtime health — Based on error rates, latency, and traffic trends.
  • Test quality — Based on test coverage and pass rates.
  • Spec quality — Based on linting and governance rule violations.

• Environment status panels show quick-status for each environment.

Click an environment tab to navigate to that environment’s tab.

Development

The Development tab shows spec governance data from pull requests:

• Governed Specs — Count of specs that still exist in the workspace and were linted at least once in the last 7 days. Deleted specs and specs that were never linted aren’t counted.
• Conformant — Count of those specs whose latest lint in the time range passed.
• Rule violations — Total errors, warnings, and info results from each spec’s latest lint run in the time range.

Spec lint results aren’t specific to an environment. Selecting an environment shows or hides a service’s lint results as a whole, but it can’t show lint results for one environment only.

Test

The Test tab shows collection run data for the test environment.

Ensure your Postman environment is linked with your system environment and CLI reporting is enabled for your collection to see CI run data. A run gets a system environment from the Postman environment you pass with -e to postman collection run. Runs that use an unlinked Postman environment appear only when no environment is selected. To see the specification lint data, you need to ensure CLI reporting is enabled for your specification repository. For more information, see Set up CLI reporting.

The Test tab shows the following information:

• Pass rate — Percentage of passing collection runs from the last 7 days. This includes runs from every executor, such as the Postman CLI, monitors, and the Postman app.

• Assertions — Count of passing/total assertions.

• Test coverage — Assertion pass rate: the percentage of assertions that passed out of all assertions. It doesn’t measure how many endpoints are covered.

• CI Pipeline Runs — Shows the most recent CI run with columns, for up to the last 100 commits. If you integrate the Postman CLI with your CI/CD pipeline and link your Postman environment with your system environment, a PR table lists all pull requests in the last 7 days. Click a PR to view its details, including the run status, pass rate, and test coverage. Click View report to open the CI Pipeline Run Report for that run.

  

• Investigate Endpoint Results (Latest Run) — Shows endpoint-level results from the single most recent collection run in any environment, with columns: Endpoint, Checks, Avg latency, p95 latency, Status. This section doesn’t change when you select an environment.

• Monitors (Last 7 days) — Shows monitor run data for the last 7 days.

  • Runs — Total monitor runs.
  • Average response — Average response time.
  • Bar chart — A bar chart showing monitor runs per day. Each bar represents one day. Hover over a bar to see the date and pass rate.

Production

The Production tab shows live runtime health data sourced from the Insights Agent. Each service has one Insights project for each system environment, which you choose when you set up the agent. Select a specific environment to see its data. All system environments isn’t supported on this tab, and the tab can show the Insights Agent setup instructions instead of data.

• System Health (Last 7 days) — Shows system health metrics (total requests, p95 latency, error rate, and error count) with graphs for the last 7 days.
• Top 5 Highest Error Rate Endpoints — Shows the five endpoints with the highest error rates, observed through Insights Agent over the last 7 days.
• Dependencies Graph — An interactive service dependency graph shows upstream and downstream service relationships as a directed node graph. Nodes represent services; arrows indicate request direction. Hover over a node to see requests, error rate, latency (avg), and throughput (req/min).