Cross site request forgery
Performance tests are often conducted to verify response times and hardware resource usage when a high number of concurrent users is using the system.
To be able to mimic many concurrent users without having to open a lot of browser windows, a performance tool often simply sends HTTP requests that would typically be sent when performing actions in a browser.
Restriction
The Planon application is protected against cross site request forgery (CSRF). This protection dynamically encrypts endpoints, which virtually makes it impossible to 'predict' the URLs.
Consequently, it is not possible to use automated performance tools that mimic browser users by sending HTTP requests, as such tool cannot circumvent dynamically encrypted URLs.