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# Fork Pynt Collection
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🚀 **Quick Start**: The fastest way to begin running Pynt from Postman is by using [**Pynt's Postman Wizard**](https://app.pynt.io/onboard/postman/login). It simplifies the process and gets you started in just a few steps! This will allow you to skip the manual steps below.
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## Fork Pynt Collection from Pynt Public Workspace
If you prefer to run Pynt locally and wish to manually setup the integration, **fork the Pynt collection** from Postman's public API network.
1. Go to the [**Pynt public workspace**](https://www.postman.com/pynt-io/pynt/overview).
2. Fork the 'Pynt' collection to your workspace.
3. Optionally, fork the 'goat' collection for a reference app.
4. Open your workspace in the Postman desktop app.
5. Click on **Pynt’s collection documentation** and follow the instructions.
Image 1 - Fork Pynt collection into your workspace
Image 2 - Open Pynt collection from your workspace in Postman app
Image 3 - Continue with Pynt's collection documentation
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💡 **Need Help?** For any questions or troubleshooting, reach out to the [**Pynt Community Support**](https://www.pynt.io/community).
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