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Prerequisites
Step One: Sign up for Salesforce Developer Edition
Step Two: Set Up Authorization
Step Three: Connect to Connect REST API Using OAuth
Connect to Experience Cloud Sites
Send a Request Using Postman
Connect REST API Quick Start
Connect to Salesforce and authenticate, then make a request to Connect REST API and
look at the response.
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Prerequisites
Complete these prerequisites before you begin the quick start. -
Step One: Sign up for Salesforce Developer Edition
Developer Edition provides a free and easy solution so that you can use Salesforce for testing and development. -
Step Two: Set Up Authorization
Create a connected app in a Salesforce organization and enable OAuth. The client application uses the connected app to connect to Salesforce. -
Step Three: Connect to Connect REST API Using OAuth
Use OAuth to connect to Salesforce and get an access token. Pass the access token in requests to Connect REST API. -
Connect to Experience Cloud Sites
To use OAuth to connect to an Experience Cloud site, use the full path to the site URL. -
Send a Request Using Postman
With Postman, you can explore and test your API calls across multiple orgs with full control on headers, parameters, and content type.