Generate Postman Collection

Describe the integration flow you need — which payment rails, countries, and operations — and the generator will build a Postman Collection v2.1 with all requests ordered, headers pre-configured, and test scripts to chain tokens and IDs between steps.

Describe your integration flow

Examples

PSE pay-in (Colombia) + confirmation webhook + bank withdrawalETPAY pay-in (Chile) + webhook validationSPEI pay-in and payout (Mexico)Checkout session + payment linkCreate identity + create account + top-up via PIX

Generation takes ~25 seconds Generate collection

What you get

The generated collection includes:

• Setup folder — POST /auth with a test script that saves access_token to your environment automatically
• Step folders — one folder per logical step of the flow, in the correct order
• Pre-configured headers — x-api-key, Authorization: Bearer {{accessToken}}, conomyhq-api-version
• Realistic request bodies — required fields filled with example values based on the OpenAPI schema
• Chaining scripts — test scripts that save IDs (identityId, paymentId, etc.) so later requests can reference them
• Collection variables — baseUrl, apiKey, clientId, clientSecret, accessToken ready to fill in

How to use

1. Import the .json file into Postman via File → Import
2. Create a new Environment in Postman and fill in:
   • apiKey — your x-api-key from the Sandbox Dashboard
   • clientId and clientSecret — from Settings → API Keys
   • baseUrl — already set to https://api.conomyhq.com/sandbox
3. Run Get Access Token first — the test script saves the token automatically
4. Run the remaining requests in order

Tips

• Keep the flow description concise and specific. Mentioning the country and rail helps (e.g. “PSE Colombia”, “ETPAY Chile”, “SPEI Mexico”).
• The generator uses the same docs index as Ask AI, so it works best for flows that are documented in the API Reference and Recipes.
• Generation takes ~25 seconds — the model builds the full request sequence from scratch each time.