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Header key: x-okapi-tenant, and value: diku.
Click 'Send' to transmit the API call to the server.
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The response includes a status code: '201 Created', which indicates success. The headers also include the x-okapi-token, which you'll need for any other requests.
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You will need to use the x-okapi-token in an any API call you make. You do this, by adding it to your headers:
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You may paste the text string directly into the x-okapi-token header field, as above, or you can define a variable to hold the text.
The token on Snapshot changes daily. If you choose to use the variable, you will then only need to update it in one place rather than in each request you define. You will find your variables in 'Environments' on the left of the Postman screen:
