# Using Sesame Data with Postman

## Using Postman and the Sesame Data API EndPoints

1. Open Postman
2. Create a new request
3. Use verb = `GET`
4. Select `Auth` and then `Basic Auth`
5. Paste `Username` from Sesame (more info [create-and-manage-your-api-token](https://docs.landytech.com/sesame-data-v2/authentication/create-and-manage-your-api-token "mention"))
6. Paste `Password` from Sesame 
7. Insert the URL (of any GET [api-endpoints](https://docs.landytech.com/sesame-data-v2/api-endpoints "mention"))
8. Click `Send`

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## Importing a CURL into Postman

1. Open Postman and then select `File` > `Import`
2. In Sesame, API Endpoints, `Try It` section, after populating the required fields, copy the CURL of the request you would like to make in Postman&#x20;
3. In Postman, paste the CURL, and then either `Import Without Saving` or `Import Into Collection`
4. Click `Send`&#x20;

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