Postman collection for Marketo Engage APIs

An unofficial Postman collection with one request for every operation in this reference, generated from the same Adobe specifications, and a credential-free environment template for your instance’s settings.

CollectionPostman Collection Format v2.1. 1.2 MB.

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Environment templateInstance settings and credentials blank; Adobe's public Data Ingestion API host preconfigured.

Download the environment template

Get started

In Postman, select Import and import both files.
Select the Marketo Engage (template) environment and set marketoBaseUrl (your REST API endpoint, such as https://<your-instance>.mktorest.com, without /rest), clientId and clientSecret. For the Data Ingestion API, also set munchkinId. Enter them as current values so that they stay on your device.
Send Identity API › Identity › GET · Identity. Its post-response script saves the access token and its expiry time in the selected environment.
Open any other request, fill in its parameters and body, and send it. When the token expires, send the Identity request again.

What to expect

Requests run only when you send them. The only script saves the token from the Identity requests. Nothing refreshes tokens, retries, chains requests or fetches more pages for you.
Native Postman requests. Path variables, query parameters, headers and form fields carry the specification’s descriptions. Optional parameters are disabled until you enable them.
Minimal bodies. JSON bodies contain only the required properties, with null where you supply a value. Each request’s description lists every documented property and links to its page here.
Manual paging. Request descriptions explain paging parameters such as nextPageToken and offset; you send each page yourself.

Some requests change or delete data

The collection includes every operation, including those that create, update, delete, send or trigger things; their descriptions say so. Don't run the whole collection with the Collection Runner. Use an API user with only the permissions you need, and a sandbox instance when testing.

The collection’s README covers credential storage, how each part of a request is generated, and known limitations.

The collection is not authorised, endorsed or sponsored by Adobe. It is generated from Adobe’s specifications, licensed under the Apache License 2.0; see Notices.