# API collections

An API collection is a group of API endpoints that share a common access pattern. You can use collections to manage endpoints together. For example, group Salesforce endpoints used by Sales team recipes into one collection.

The API collections page displays all API collections within a workspace. Go to Platform > API platform > API collections to access the API collections page.

SUMMARY

  • API collections group endpoints with a shared access pattern.
  • Each collection is created as a recipe, proxy, or AI gateway collection, which determines how you define and manage its endpoints.
  • Collections include OpenAPI v3.0 documentation and support syncing to Postman.

API collections page API collections page

# Collection types

There are three types of API collections:

# Choose a collection type

Choose a collection type based on how you plan to expose or build your backend.

The right mix of proxy, recipe, and AI gateway collections helps you optimize your API platform (opens new window) usage.

Use the following diagram to determine which type of API collection fits your use case:

flowchart TD A["Do you plan to expose endpoints?"] --> B{"Are the endpoints called by an AI agent?"} B -- Yes --> G["Use AI gateway collection"] B -- No --> C{"Do you plan to forward requests or define logic?"} C -- Forward --> D["Use API proxy collection"] C -- Define logic --> H["Use API recipe collection"] classDef default fill:#67eadd,stroke:#67eadd,stroke-width:4px,color:#000; classDef WorkatoBlue fill:#5159f6,stroke:#5159f6,stroke-width:4px,color:#fff; class G,D,H WorkatoBlue

# Sync to Postman

You can sync an API collection to Postman to increase visibility and encourage adoption across internal and external developer communities.

Refer to Sync to Postman for more information.


Last updated: 2/10/2026, 9:26:06 PM