# How do you prioritise API tests?

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A while back there was a question about API testing on Twitter. This tweet and replies contain useful information:

> <https://twitter.com/DannyDainton/status/1124214110248407040>

I mentioned the heuristic POISED, which is used by Amber Race in a free course on Test Automation University.

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