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Use the Postman Collection

Use the official Doqlo Postman collection to run the Bulk Fill Public API flow: create an export job, check job status, and download the completed ZIP result.

Run in Postman​

Open the official Postman documentation:

Open the Doqlo Bulk Fill Public API collection

You can also view the Doqlo Postman profile:

View Doqlo on Postman

Run in Postman

Before You Run the Requests​

  1. Create a Bulk Fill API key from your Doqlo account page.
  2. Fork from the official Postman docs, or import the files below into Postman Desktop.
  3. Set DOQLO_API_KEY in your own Postman environment.
  4. Choose local files for your PDF, .doqlo, and optional CSV upload.

The public collection does not include an API key. Free plan users can run the Public API within Free plan limits.

Run the Basic Flow​

  1. Run one create request: Create export job with JSON rows or Create export job with CSV file
  2. If the job is still running, use Get export job status.
  3. When the job is completed, run Download export result.

The create requests save a returned top-level job_id into DOQLO_JOB_ID when the active environment is selected.

Both create requests use DOQLO_IDEMPOTENCY_KEY and DOQLO_REQUEST_ID. Before running a different create request body, such as JSON rows and then a CSV upload, set DOQLO_IDEMPOTENCY_KEY to a fresh value. Reuse the same idempotency key only when retrying the exact same create request.

The download request shows a ZIP verification card in Postman Desktop's Visualization tab. Postman CLI runs the same ZIP assertions, but it does not show the visual card in the terminal.

Download the Files Directly​

If you prefer local import, download both files:

Notes​

  • Postman collections do not bundle local files. Choose your own local PDF, .doqlo, and optional CSV files after import.
  • The public CSV contract is positional. For the examples in this collection, filename_columns uses column_0 and column_1.