# Get Response time stats for the collection

**URL:** <https://community.postman.com/t/get-response-time-stats-for-the-collection/2623>\
**Category:** Help Hub\
**Created:** [September 7, 2018, 6:19am UTC](https://community.postman.com/t/get-response-time-stats-for-the-collection/2623 "2018-09-07T06:19:03Z")\
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**Author:** ![SatejMirpagar](https://sea2.discourse-cdn.com/getpostman/user_avatar/community.postman.com/satejmirpagar/32/251_2.png) [@SatejMirpagar](https://community.postman.com/u/SatejMirpagar)\
**Post date:** [September 7, 2018, 6:19am UTC](https://community.postman.com/t/get-response-time-stats-for-the-collection/2623/1 "2018-09-07T06:19:03Z")

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Hi Team,

I have about 100 requests that get executed everyday. I need to do set performance benchmark to ensure it does not degrade the performance after any changes.

I need to create report ( probably customized custom.hbs) which provides me stats on response time for each requests sorted by response time.

Thanks  
Satej C Mirpagar

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**Author:** ![tkloeber](https://sea2.discourse-cdn.com/getpostman/user_avatar/community.postman.com/tkloeber/32/8884_2.png) [@tkloeber](https://community.postman.com/u/tkloeber)\
**Post date:** [September 10, 2018, 12:58pm UTC](https://community.postman.com/t/get-response-time-stats-for-the-collection/2623/2 "2018-09-10T12:58:24Z")

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Put your Newman run in a script, filter the output and redirect it to a file, e.g.

$ newman run TestApi.json --environment environment.json --reporter-cli-no-summary | fgrep ‘https://’  
POST [https://xxxxxxxx/create?yyyyyyyyyyy](https://xxxxxxxx/create?yyyyyyyyyyy) [200 OK, 674B, 164ms]  
POST [https://xxxxxxxx/create](https://xxxxxxxx/create) [200 OK, 600B, 49ms]  
POST [https://xxxxxxxx/create](https://xxxxxxxx/create) [200 OK, 384B, 749ms]  
POST [https://xxxxxxxx/create](https://xxxxxxxx/create) [200 OK, 341B, 261ms]  
POST [https://xxxxxxxx/create](https://xxxxxxxx/create) [200 OK, 394B, 327ms]  
GET [https://xxxxxxxx/read](https://xxxxxxxx/read) [200 OK, 3.46KB, 31ms]  
GET [https://xxxxxxxx/read?xyxyxyxyxyx](https://xxxxxxxx/read?xyxyxyxyxyx) [200 OK, 3.46KB, 44ms]  
GET [https://xxxxxxxx/read?xyxyxyxyxyx](https://xxxxxxxx/read?xyxyxyxyxyx) [200 OK, 2.02KB, 16ms]  
GET [https://xxxxxxxx/read?fbabababa](https://xxxxxxxx/read?fbabababa) [200 OK, 3.46KB, 31ms]  
GET [https://xxxxxxxx/create/bbbbbb](https://xxxxxxxx/create/bbbbbb) [200 OK, 524B, 8ms]  
DELETE [https://xxxxxxxx/delete](https://xxxxxxxx/delete) [200 OK, 341B, 5.9s]  
GET [https://xxxxxxxx/create/bbbbbb](https://xxxxxxxx/create/bbbbbb) [200 OK, 526B, 11ms]  
DELETE [https://xxxxxxxx/delete](https://xxxxxxxx/delete) [200 OK, 341B, 5.7s]  
GET [https://xxxxxxxx/create/aaaaaaaaaaaaae/](https://xxxxxxxx/create/aaaaaaaaaaaaae/) [200 OK, 538B, 31ms]  
DELETE [https://xxxxxxxx/delete](https://xxxxxxxx/delete) [200 OK, 341B, 5.7s]  
GET [https://xxxxxxxx/read](https://xxxxxxxx/read) [200 OK, 339B, 10ms]  
DELETE [https://xxxxxxxx/delete/yyyyyyy/zzzzzzzzzzzzz](https://xxxxxxxx/delete/yyyyyyy/zzzzzzzzzzzzz) [200 OK, 341B, 48ms]

Now you have your response times and do whatever you like with it, e.g. graph it, sort it,…