- In Postman, find Get Session call
- Use the drop-down in the top right to select your environment (ex: Sand7)
- On the Headers tab, enter support email address and password into the specified spots in the Value column
- Hit Send
- In the response, you’ll see your session ID in the session field. Copy it.
- Find and open the call you’ll be using
- On the Headers tab, paste your session ID into the x-acme-session Values column
- Repeat for all additional calls as needed
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