Postman Collection demonstrating how to use the Pardot API. More information about the API can be found on developer.pardot.com.
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To use the latest published version, click the following button to import the Pardot API as a collection. It will set up a Collection as well as an Environment.
You can also download the collection and environment files from this repo, then import directly into Postman.
- Postman The collection is for use by the Postman app. Postman is a utility that allows you to quickly test and use REST APIs. More information can be found at getpostman.com.
- Pardot To use Pardot's API, you must have access to Pardot with permissions enabled for which resource you want to use.
- Salesforce Connected App and User - You need to be able to authenticate via Salesforce. This postman collection works best with a Connected App set up for Username/Password flow, however for Production code you should look at another flow which is more secure (such as JWT Bearer or Web Server flows)
The collection is designed to ease you into becoming comfortable with using the Pardot API.
Almost all requests require a valid user credentials. The collection requests have headers setup for this. This should be set in your Postman environment i.e. outside the collection itself. This should help avoid accidental commits of API keys to repos.
Once imported, manage the Postman environment variables to get going.
Note: - This Collection uses the Salesforce Username/Password OAuth flow, which is good for browsing around and not great for Production-grade code.
Variable | Default value | Example |
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username |
apiuser@company.com |
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password |
somethingSecureIHope |
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security_token |
fdse4sdf243sdf354sda345 |
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consumer_id |
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consumer_secret |
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business_unit_id |
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pardot_domain |
pi.pardot.com |
demo.pardot.com |
api_version |
3 |
4 |
output_format |
json |
xml or json |