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First you need to make a post to /login to get a cookie. Set the dropdown to POST and the URL to http://192.168.84.4/omk/open-audit/loginlogon. Set the header Accept to application/json. Set the Body to form-data and provide the username and password keys, with values as appropriate for your installation. By default it will look as below.  Now click the Send button.

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If we want to create a new item, use a http HTTP verb of POST^ POST and include an  access token. An access token is generated with every request (except logon) and any of the last 20 (by default, settable in the configuration) will be accepted. You should always aim to use the last access token issued.

{
	"data": {
        "access_token": "bbc0c85653fdc4b83d108cba7641bfcbbc77586dfb8f32d08973770a90fe",
		"type": "orgs",
		"attributes": {
			"name": "My Org",
            "parent_id": 1
		}
	}
}

Output

Remember we always receive the result in JSON as that is in our request header. We could receive it as HTML is we want - just remove that header item. Maybe more useful is a CSV output. Remove the Accept header and change the URL for a GET to http://192.168.84.4/omk/open-audit/queries/1/execute?format=csv. Done - CSV output you can copy and paste into Excel.

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