# Postman collection To test and debug requests, you can use the Swagger section of the API on [your channel page in dashboard](https://panel.whapi.cloud/dashboard) or the [Postman collection](https://www.postman.com/whapi-cloud-api/whapi-cloud-api/collection/huzy5nm/whatsapp-api?action=share\&creator=33022403\&active-environment=33022403-69de92fb-d4d1-40ff-877e-f9fc886fd1b1). {% embed url="" %} Postman Whapi.Cloud API Collection {% endembed %} ### How to Always Stay Updated with the Latest Postman Collection To ensure you always have the most up-to-date version of the Whapi.Cloud API collection, follow the steps below. 1. Open the [**WhatsApp API Collection**](https://www.postman.com/whapi-cloud-api/workspace/whapi-cloud-api/collection/33022403-51773546-5ab6-4a7f-9eb2-9f9ec02a5068?action=share\&active-environment=33022403-69de92fb-d4d1-40ff-877e-f9fc886fd1b1\&creator=33022403) in Postman Web. 2. Click **Fork →** select your workspace → **Fork**. You can press the shortcut keys to do this: `Ctrl + Alt + F`

3. When creating a Fork, be sure to leave the check mark next to the item: `Watch original collection`.

3.1. Or, in the top bar of your Fork, enable **Watch** (to subscribe to updates).

4. Keep the proposed variable environment

5. When updates are released, you’ll see **Pull changes** in your fork — click **Pull**, then **Merge** (if prompted).\ This keeps your fork in your workspace while syncing all new updates. #### If You Previously Imported the Collection If you used **Run in Postman** or **Import**, that version will **not update automatically**.\ To fix this, delete the old imported collection and create a **Fork** from the link above, following the steps above. *** ### Environment Variables The collection uses the variable **`baseUrl`**.\ Create an **Environment** in Postman and set your preferred `baseUrl` (e.g., `https://gate.whapi.cloud`) Specify your **channel token** in the authorization header by entering the value of a global variable.

If you automatically create a Fork from our website, don't forget to specify Whapi Env as your primary environment:

Now you can select any API method in the collection and start sending requests. For convenience, all methods are listed in the same order as they are discussed in the [API Documentation](https://whapi.readme.io/reference/sendmessagetext). You can make any changes to these methods to simplify their testing and response handling.