Send the request. Inspect the response.
Turn API behavior into QA evidence.
Configure API requests, authentication, parameters, payloads, response review, validation rules, and execution history without separating the technical API flow from the test case that gives it QA context.
Interactive examples use sample endpoints, payloads, and simulated execution to demonstrate the AXQA workflow.
Build the API call with QA context still attached.
Explore a sample request and switch between authentication, parameter locations, and body modes to see how AXQA keeps API configuration readable inside the test workflow.
Bearer ••••••••••••••••ConfiguredAuthentication stays part of the API definition so execution uses the intended credentials without hiding how the request is configured.
Read the payload your way. Then define what matters.
Switch between raw response text and the structured API tree. The same response becomes easier to inspect, navigate, and use when defining validation logic.
Inspect before you validate.
AXQA keeps the response visible instead of hiding it behind a pass/fail result. QA teams can review the actual payload and understand exactly what the validation is evaluating.
Define expected behavior with rules the team can review.
Choose a sample validation type and see how AXQA turns response data into an explicit QA condition instead of an unexplained automation result.
Validate order status.
response.order.status=="completed"Compare the selected response field with the expected value and make the pass/fail reason visible in the execution result.
Public endpoint or private network. Keep the QA workflow connected.
Run reachable APIs through the normal AXQA execution path, or use Smart Agent when the approved target lives inside a local or restricted environment.
AXQA Execution
Execute against an API that is intentionally reachable from the AXQA execution environment.
Smart Agent Execution
Keep approved local targets private while Smart Agent performs the request inside the customer environment and returns the result.
Explore Smart Agent Local TestingWatch a request become validated execution history.
Run the sample flow and follow the request from configuration through response inspection, validation, final result, and history.
The request is technical. The result is operational.
Connected to Test Cases
Keep API behavior attached to the test step and QA objective instead of leaving requests in a disconnected technical workspace.
Visible Validation Logic
Let testers and leads review the response and understand exactly why an API check passed or failed.
Regression Ready
Repeat important API checks and keep results available across reruns as services and releases change.
Reporting Context
Turn API execution results into QA history and broader quality visibility instead of isolated request output.