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API Assertions are validation checks that verify whether an API response matches the expected outcome. They ensure that an API behaves correctly by automatically validating different aspects of the response, such as the status code, response time, headers, response body, or specific data values. Assertions perform these validations during test execution and indicate whether the verification has passed or failed. As a result, API testing becomes more reliable and efficient.
For example, you can use assertions to verify that an API returns the expected HTTP status code (200 or 404).
Assertions automate response validation to improve test accuracy, reduce manual verification effort, and increase confidence in API quality and stability. This article explains the different assertion actions that help validate API responses during test execution.
API Test Step Group must be created.
An API request must be added and executed successfully before configuring or evaluating API Assertions.
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