Amazon Pinpoint resources

Using Postman with the Amazon Pinpoint API

Postman is a popular third-party tool for testing APIs in an easy-to-use graphical environment.

This tutorial shows you how to set up Postman for testing and troubleshooting calls to the Amazon Pinpoint API. It includes a Postman collection with usage examples for all of the Amazon Pinpoint API operations.

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Importing data from external sources

In Amazon Pinpoint, endpoints are destinations that you send messages to—such as email addresses, mobile device identifiers, or mobile phone numbers.

The solution in this tutorial shows you how to bring customer information into Amazon Pinpoint from an external system, such as Salesforce, Segment, Braze, or Adobe Marketing Cloud.

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Setting up an email preference management system 

A common way to allow customers to specify their preferences is to host a page that customers can use to choose the specific types of messages that they want to receive.

This tutorial shows you how to set up a web form that you can use to capture your customers' email preferences.

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Setting up an SMS registration system 

A common way to capture customers' mobile phone numbers is to use a web-based form.

This tutorial shows you how to set up a web form to capture customers' contact information. It uses two-way SMS messaging to implement a double opt-in strategy.

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Sending transactional messages from your apps 

You can use the Amazon Pinpoint API transactional messages directly from your apps.

This section of the Amazon Pinpoint Developer Guide includes code examples in several programming languages that you can use to send emails, SMS messages, and voice messages.

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