Migrating from Postman to Zoho QEngine

1. Overview

Zoho QEngine has a dedicated API testing platform that enables you to test third-party applications' APIs efficiently. With its powerful testing abilities, you can streamline your API validation processes. Learn more

For users migrating from Postman, Zoho QEngine provides migration abilities to transfer existing Postman data.

1.1 Prerequisite

Before you get started, ensure the following:

You have exported your Postman collections and environments. Learn how to export data from Postman
The import file is in JSON or ZIP format and doesn't exceed 250 MB in size.

1.2 Migrated components

The following components will be migrated from Postman to Zoho QEngine:

Collections – They are groups of API requests, including request URLs, headers, parameters, and body data. These will be converted into test cases in Zoho QEngine.
Environments – They are key-value pairs used to store variables like API keys, base URLs, and tokens. These are migrated as variables in Zoho QEngine.

After migration, you can access and manage test cases and variables within Zoho QEngine, ensuring a seamless transition for your API testing workflows.

2. Steps to migrate from Postman

Navigate to URL to start the migration process from Postman to Zoho QEngine.
Select a Portal from the drop-down list.

Note:
- If no Zoho QEngine portal exists, a new portal will be created using the name provided in the portal field.
- While creating a portal, ensure the name contains only alphanumeric characters.
Choose a Project Type. You can choose to proceed with the migration in an existing or new project.

If migrating to an existing project, select the project from the drop-down list.
If migrating to a new project, enter a name for the project. Ensure that the project name is not already in use.

Upload the exported Postman file.
Click Migrate to start the migration process.

After completion, your Postman collections will be organized as test cases within modules, and environments will be converted into variable groups, all of which will be available in your selected project.

3. Related links

API Testing

4. What's next

Next step

Now that you've migrated from Postman to Zoho QEngine, you can start creating API test cases using its API testing platform. Refer to the API testing document to get started.