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title: Using the Postman use case collections
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# Using the Postman use case collections

We use Postman to create our PingOne API docs, and have supplied our Postman collections for you to fork or download. There's also an accompanying Postman Environment template already populated with the variables used in the collections.

To learn more about Postman and access the Postman collections, refer to these topics:

* [Downloading the PingOne use case collections](using-postman-workflow-collections/downloading-pingone-workflow-collections.html)

* [Configuring and managing Postman](using-postman-workflow-collections/configuring-and-managing-postman.html)

* [Using the PingOne Postman environment](using-postman-workflow-collections/using-the-pingone-postman-environment.html)

If you aren't currently using Postman, you can install the free version. Refer to [Download Postman](https://www.postman.com/downloads/) to install Postman, either locally, or in your browser. To learn more about Postman environments and our Postman variables, refer to [Using the PingOne Postman environment](using-postman-workflow-collections/using-the-pingone-postman-environment.html).