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Postman collection.

Import the OpenAPI 3.1 spec (/developers/openapi.yaml) into Postman to get a collection of every BroadNet endpoint, then add your Bearer token as a collection variable.

Import·Updated September 2026·Section 5 of 15Developer Hub

Overview

Two ways into Postman. For every operation, use Import in Postman and paste the URL of the OpenAPI spec (/developers/openapi.yaml). For a quick start, download the small collection of essential calls (send SMS, identify, bulk SMS, WhatsApp) from /docs/api/postman-collection. It has a baseUrl variable and uses Bearer auth with a token variable.

Example

Copy, paste, replace the placeholders — these examples call the production API as written.

Postman importbash
# Every operation: import the OpenAPI spec
https://www.broadnet.me/developers/openapi.yaml

# Essentials collection (baseUrl preset to production)
curl -o broadnet.postman_collection.json \
  https://www.broadnet.me/docs/api/postman-collection
↳ Set the baseUrl variable to https://api.broadnet.me and the token variable to your access token.
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