Tallyfy’s REST API works with any HTTP client. Here’s how to get started with popular API testing tools.
- Postman - Visual interface for testing Tallyfy API endpoints without writing code
API clients let you:
- Test Tallyfy endpoints without writing code
- Explore the API interactively
- Generate code snippets in your preferred language
- Share request collections with your team
- Debug authentication and request issues
The Postman guide covers Tallyfy-specific authentication setup, common operations, and real request examples you can run immediately.
Api Clients > Getting started with Postman API testing
Postman serves as a code-free testing environment for Tallyfy’s REST API where you authenticate using the password grant type and then explore endpoints for templates (called checklists) and processes (called runs) and tasks across your organization.
Integrations > Open API
Tallyfy’s REST API gives developers full programmatic access to the same platform features that power its web app — including process management and task operations and template control and data export — with three authentication methods and standard JSON responses and required headers for every request.
Open Api > API code samples
Tallyfy’s REST API code samples are organized by resource category with working examples in six programming languages and every request requires a Bearer token along with Accept and X-Tallyfy-Client headers sent to the org-scoped base URL at go.tallyfy.com/api.
Code Samples > Authentication methods
Tallyfy API authentication requires either a personal access token (from Settings lasting 6 months) or a client credentials OAuth flow (using client ID and secret for 7-day tokens) and every request must include Authorization Bearer token along with Accept and X-Tallyfy-Client headers to work properly.