Postman collection

A maintained Postman collection covering every endpoint of all seven products.

Download

quantum-elixir.postman_collection.json

Also available:

/postman/quantum-elixir.postman_environment.json — environment template (sandbox vs production)
/postman/quantum-elixir-collection-folders.md — folder layout reference

Import

Postman → Import → Upload Files → drop both .json files.
Switch to the Quantum Elixir — Sandbox environment.
Set apiKey to your sandbox API key.

Folder structure

Quantum Elixir
├── Getting started
│   ├── Authentication: List me
│   ├── Authentication: Issue API key
│   └── Webhooks: Register
├── Identity
│   ├── Create customer
│   ├── KTP capture (flash challenge)
│   ├── KTP capture (submit)
│   ├── Face liveness
│   ├── Face match
│   ├── Step-up auth
│   ├── Dukcapil ingest
│   └── KYC tier
├── AML
│   ├── Create customer
│   ├── Run screening
│   ├── Evaluate transaction
│   ├── Escalate alert
│   ├── Add case note
│   └── Submit SAR
├── Anti-Fraud
│   ├── Device session
│   ├── Evaluate (onboarding)
│   └── Evaluate (transaction)
├── Document Intelligence
│   ├── Upload (multipart)
│   ├── Get document
│   └── Get extraction
├── Bank Statement
│   ├── Upload (single)
│   ├── Upload (multi-month + auto-group)
│   └── Consolidated view
├── Orchestration
│   ├── Create + publish workflow
│   ├── Execute workflow
│   ├── Get execution
│   └── Approve human_approval
└── AI Automation
    ├── Create flow
    ├── Execute flow
    ├── Trigger via webhook (HMAC-signed)
    └── Conversation: send message

Pre-request scripts

The webhook-trigger requests have a pre-request script that auto-signs the body with HMAC-SHA256:

const body = pm.request.body.raw;
const secret = pm.environment.get('webhookSecret');
 
const sig = 'sha256=' + CryptoJS.HmacSHA256(body, secret).toString();
pm.request.headers.upsert({ key: 'X-Quantum-Signature', value: sig });

So you can edit the body and Postman re-signs automatically.

Test scripts

Every request has a baseline test:

pm.test('Status is 2xx', () => {
  pm.expect(pm.response.code).to.be.within(200, 299);
});
 
pm.test('Response has data field', () => {
  const json = pm.response.json();
  pm.expect(json).to.have.property('data');
});

The full Onboarding flow folder is a runnable sequence — Postman Runner walks through it end-to-end and asserts each step succeeded.

Updating

The collection ships monthly alongside the OpenAPI specs. Subscribe to the changelog — or re-download whenever a new minor version drops.

CLI usage with Newman

npm install -g newman
 
newman run quantum-elixir.postman_collection.json \
  -e quantum-elixir.postman_environment.json \
  --env-var apiKey=$QE_API_KEY

Useful for smoke tests in CI — run the Onboarding flow folder against sandbox before deploys.

OpenAPI specs Overview