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Postman collection

Every Public API endpoint as a pre-filled Postman request, organized by resource folder. Import once, set eight variables, and explore the surface in your favorite HTTP client.

sigfollow-public-api.postman_collection.json

Postman Collection v2.1 · 5 folders · 19 endpoints

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How to import

  1. Click Download above to save the JSON file.
  2. In Postman, open File → Import (or press Ctrl/Cmd+O) and drop the file.
  3. Open the imported collection's Variables tab and fill in the eight collection-level variables (see below).
  4. Pick a request, hit Send. The Bearer token at the collection level picks up {{api_key}} automatically.

Collection variables

VariableWhat to set
{{base_url}}Gateway base URL. Default https://api.sigfollow.com.
{{api_key}}Plaintext API key with prefix sflo_live_.
{{phone_number_id}}Meta phone number ID used by messaging / media endpoints.
{{waba_id}}WABA ID used by template endpoints.
{{contact_id}}Contact CUID used by contact endpoints.
{{tag_id}}Contact tag CUID used by tag assignment endpoints.
{{blacklist_id}}Blacklist row CUID used by patch / delete.
{{Recipient-Phone-Number}}Target WhatsApp recipient phone in E.164 form without the leading +. Used by messaging / blacklist / contact lookup endpoints.
Folder layout
Requests are grouped into Messages, Media, Templates, Contacts, and Blacklist. Optional query parameters are pre-typed but disabled — toggle them on per request rather than rewriting URLs.

Updating the collection

The downloaded file is a snapshot at publish time. New endpoints land in the same file at the same path — clients can re-import to refresh. Endpoint URLs are versioned under /v1 and are backwards-compatible within the major version, so existing requests in your local copy keep working as we add new ones.

If you need OpenAPI / Swagger format instead, the Public API surface is described inline in the docs (Quick start and the per-resource references). An OpenAPI 3.1 export is on the roadmap — until then this collection is the authoritative machine-readable artifact.