How To Setup And Connect To The Dataverse Environment In Postman

Step 12

Click on Collections.

Step 13

Click on Create Collection.

Step 14

New Collection will be created and click on … and Click on Rename to change the Name of the Collection.

You can Enter Documentation for the Collection in the Documentation Section.

Also, make sure to select the right Environment on the Top right-hand corner in the Environments dropdown.

Step 15

Provide the name to the New Collection.

Step 16

Under Authorization, select Type as OAuth 2.0.

Type will be set to OAuth 2.0 and Add auth data to Request Headers.

Step 17

Provide the below values under the Configure New Token section.

Token Name	Give some name to the Token
Grant Type	Choose Implicit
Callback URL	{{callback}}
Auth URL	{{authurl}}
Client ID	{{clientid}}

Step 18

Click on Save.

Step 19

Click on Get New Access Token to generate token.

Step 20

Sign in page will be prompted. Provide your Dynamics 365 Environment's Email address and click on Next.

Step 21

Provide your password and click on Sign in.

Step 22

Open the Microsoft Authenticator app for approving the request.

Once the credentials are successfully verified, you can see the below message “Authentication complete“.

Step 23

Access Token is generated and Click on Use Token.

Access Token can be seen under Current Token section.

Step 24

Under Collections, click on Add a request to test our connection.

Step 25

Click on New Request … and Click on Rename.

Renamed to WhoAmI.

Step 26

Select GET Http Verb and provide the below text

{{webapiurl}}WhoAmI

and click on Save and Send.

WhoAmI GET request sending is in progress.

Once, the connection is established successfully you can see the below response under Body section.

Hope you have followed all the steps and connected to your Dataverse environment in Postman.

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