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# Pass Model values in  Postman

* Navigate to the Postman.
* Add a new ***POST*** request.
* Pass the URL with model name.

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![Passing the Model  in the POST request under the Postman ](/files/Vz2uwUDeludnId479YKG)

* Provide required parameters under the ***Params*** tab:

  a.     **Client Id**

  b.    **Client Secret Key**

  c.     **App Name**&#x20;

![Providing the required Parameters](/files/mGnMOPzUi5k42rxNgh5X)

* Open the ***Body*** tab.
* Select the ***raw*** option.
* Provide the input dataframe.
* Click the ***Send*** option.
* The response will appear below.
* You can save the response by using the ***Save Response*** option.

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![Getting Response based on the Model input](/files/PvRgLvhICqFK7RfiJs2c)

{% hint style="info" %}
*<mark style="color:green;">Please Note:</mark> The model registered as an API service can be easily consumed under various apps.*
{% endhint %}


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