Postman Tests for Oracle HCM Web Services (HCM Technical/OIC)
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
The task is to assemble and execute a clean, repeat-able Postman collection that exercises our Oracle Fusion HCM REST APIs for three key areas: Absence Management, Workforce Transactions and User Login.
I will provide the target instance URL, a technical contact for call-off questions, and the service account credentials. Your job is to:
• map each required endpoint, including any dependencies (token retrieval, CSRF headers, etc.)
• build parametrised requests with sample payloads for submitting, updating and querying absence records, employee transactional changes and login sessions
• save assertions that confirm correct HTTP status codes, expected JSON attributes, and error handling paths
• hand back a fully documented Postman collection and environment file so my internal QA team can import and run it without further tweaks.
I only need to see proof of solid experience doing this type of Oracle Fusion HCM or similar ERP API work—concise examples or a quick description of previous engagements is enough. No lengthy proposals, just show you’ve done it before and can hit the ground running.
I will provide the target instance URL, a technical contact for call-off questions, and the service account credentials. Your job is to:
• map each required endpoint, including any dependencies (token retrieval, CSRF headers, etc.)
• build parametrised requests with sample payloads for submitting, updating and querying absence records, employee transactional changes and login sessions
• save assertions that confirm correct HTTP status codes, expected JSON attributes, and error handling paths
• hand back a fully documented Postman collection and environment file so my internal QA team can import and run it without further tweaks.
I only need to see proof of solid experience doing this type of Oracle Fusion HCM or similar ERP API work—concise examples or a quick description of previous engagements is enough. No lengthy proposals, just show you’ve done it before and can hit the ground running.
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