Navigapi: we combine practical logistics experience with focused API testing.
This landing page mirrors a real bounty report — clear, concise, and built to show how we think about risk.
Scroll through the sections, learn our process, then click View API Documentation to see the mock API in action.
API security for logistics isn’t about scanning endpoints — it’s about protecting the flow of freight data, quotes, and billing logic that keep supply chains running.
Navigapi focuses on logic-layer flaws that scanners miss: unauthorized rate edits, shipment access leaks, or booking manipulation across user contexts.
Because every modern logistics operation — from TMS platforms to carrier portals — runs on APIs.
When those APIs are exposed, even unintentionally, attackers can move money, shipments, and trust.
Security scanners find patterns; we find behavior.
That difference protects revenue, customers, and reputation.
Navigapi was founded by Austin Nichols, a logistics coordinator turned API pentester.
Years in freight operations taught us how carrier data moves — and where it can break.
That blend of logistics experience and security testing makes Navigapi uniquely fluent in how real platforms behave under pressure.
API security matters before a breach, not after one.
Our best clients engage Navigapi during product development, major updates, or when exposing new carrier integrations — the exact moments when logic risk is highest.
We test remotely, across staging and production-safe environments.
No intrusive scans, no DDoS-like automation — only controlled, authenticated requests that mirror real user behavior.
We test manually — one endpoint, one function at a time.
No fuzzing, no noise, no brute forcing.
Our focus is precision: reading the API, understanding its intent, and finding where logic diverges from design.
Every request has purpose. Every response has signal.
That’s how we test — quietly, accurately, and ethically.
If you’ve never used Postman before, here’s how to explore the Navigapi collection:
1. Click View API Documentation below.
2. Inside Postman, select View complete documentation to browse all available requests.
3. Choose any request and click Open request → to load it into the workspace.
4. Press Send to view the live mock API response.
5. For the POST endpoint, open theBodytab, selectraw, and fill in your details before sending.
Each request reflects our testing methodology — clear, controlled, and replicable.
No data retention. Every request is yours alone.