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Getting started with Panaya APIs

Step 1 - Download an API Connection Software We recommend using Postman as a tool for running the API connection. While there are many other tools available that will work for this purpose, in this guide we will be demonstrating the use of P...

Generating Tokens

You need to be assigned with the API Execute permission to be able to create your own token If the email of the user who created the token changes, the token will need to be created again To create your own Access Token - Click on the S...

Testing APIs

Panaya provides powerful API capabilities that make it easy to extend Panaya's solution and integrate it with other testing and defect management tools already existing in your organization. This document describes all supported entities and the ava...

Map the API fields from the project

After you have imported the Panaya Catalog of API examples , you will want to map the fields in the Create and Update APIs to match the custom ones in your project as well as align them with any existing fields that may have changed. Step 1 Exp...

Panaya & Jira Integration Setup

Panaya offers a built-in Jira plugin that automatically syncs Jira Issues to Panaya Requirements and allows tracking of the Panaya testing progress from the Jira. Getting the plugin Download the Panaya Jira Plugin from the Atlassian Marke...

Authenticating via API with an Access Token

To login to Panaya via API- Create your access token (Recommended) - Select this option if your organization uses SSO to log in to Panaya. Alternatively, you can log in via API with a username and password (this option is not available for or...

APIs on SwaggerHub

Panaya continues to enhance its API capability. Visit our SwaggerHub page for the complete Panaya API Documentation.

API - Tips and Tricks

Prerequisites You have already setup Postman and imported the Panaya Catalog of API examples and Panaya Shared Environment Pagination Some of the API calls like get all Defects and get all Requirements are limited to 25 records per...

Testing Mass Export APIs

Use APIs to seamlessly export Tests, Steps, and Defects to CSV files Description of our API Mass Export process - Send the API Request Following your request for mass export, a response with a request number will be returned. Send status...

Test Automation Connector

The Automation Connector allows Panaya to communicate with a remote automation engine. 📚 Click here for our full automation connector guidelines, examples, and more The connector performs the following activities - Retrieves the list of ...

API Call Limits

Call Limits Below are the default API limits for the available calls. These limits are per User ID. Use this as a reference when coding your application. Update and Create (Post/Put/Patch) 12 Calls per minute Read (Get) 30 Calls per minute ...

Monitoring and Disabling User Tokens (as administrator)

Good to Know! Users need to create their access tokens as described in this article You need to be assigned with the Users Create / Edit, and the API Execute permissions to be able to manage and revoke user tokens To monitor and di...

Panaya ForeSight - Getting started with Panaya APIs

Step 1 - Download an API Connection Software We recommend using Postman as a tool for running the API connection. While there are many other tools available that will work for this purpose, in this guide, we will be demonstrating the use of ...

Panaya ForeSight APIs

This article will get you up to speed with Panaya's ForeSight API methodology and functionality. Use our API integration capabilities to develop seamless connectivity in any programming language. Take a look at the examples in this guide to learn...