Use Voyced with Postman
Import the Voyced collection and Sandbox environment, add credentials in the correct fields and run the requests in order.
Use a personal or controlled Postman workspace. Keep credential values local and marked as sensitive. Never export or share an environment after adding real credentials.
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Set it up
Import both JSON files
Extract the ZIP. In Postman, select Import and choose both JSON files.
Select Voyced Sandbox
Choose Voyced Sandbox in Postman's environment selector. Do this before opening or running a request.
Enter the credentials in the environment
Open Environments → Voyced Sandbox. The URL is already filled in. Add your key and secret in the local value fields, then save.
| Variable | What to enter |
|---|---|
base_url | Already set to https://sandbox.voycedconnect.eu/v1 |
api_key | Your Sandbox API key |
api_secret | Your Sandbox API secret |
access_token | Leave empty. Request 1 fills this automatically. |
telephone_number | Add an active number after running the telephone numbers request. |
queue_id | Add a returned queue ID before running one-queue requests. |
ivr_id | Add a returned IVR ID before running one-IVR requests. |
Set api_key, api_secret and access_token as sensitive local values. Do not use shared values and do not export the environment after adding credentials.
Run 1. Request bearer token
The test script stores the returned bearer token in access_token. Later requests use it automatically.
Run the read requests in order
Start with Test connection and Capabilities. Then list numbers, queues and IVRs before filling their ID variables.
Review write requests before sending
Follow-Me, queue and IVR update requests contain example bodies. Replace the examples with values from your own Sandbox results.
Move to Live
After Sandbox testing and approval, import the Live environment, select it, enter the separate Live credentials and request a new token. Never copy a Sandbox token into the Live environment.