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Hi Abu Aiman,
Thank you for asking this question. I discussed with internal teams and they informed me:

With how Pulse is built, we don’t have the ability to deep link and specify a specific page/content 
Would recommend the user to add the link, but also include the wording of how to access the content so the user can navigate there manually on Pulse
iOS Application 

Pulse iOS uses Universal Links to support deep-link integration. To deep-link into Pulse from an iOS application, you will need open Safari to the following link:   

 The following code snippet provides an example of what you could put into your iOS application to launch Pulse: 

 if let url = URL(string: "https://apps.brightspace.com/pulse/launch"), UIApplication.shared.canOpenURL(url) { 

    UIApplication.shared.open(url, options: [:], completionHandler: nil) 

} 

Android Application 

Pulse Android uses Android App Links to support deep-link integration. To deep-link into Pulse from an Android application, you need to launch an activity with the deep-link: URL:  

 The following code snippet provides an example of what you could put into your Android application to launch Pulse: 

 startActivity(Intent(Intent.ACTION_VIEW, Uri.parse("https://apps.brightspace.com/pulse/launch")))

  https://apps.brightspace.com/pulse/launch https://apps.brightspace.com/pulse/launch

We would recommend the user to add the link, but also include the wording of how to access the content so the user can navigate there manually on Pulse

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Hi Richard
So as you are importing a full course from another LMS, I would suggest you speak to the implementation consultant and see if there is a different solution to this issue.
D2L has a bulk course import that can be done by Implementation based on standard course exports for some other LMS vendors.
This way you are treating the packages as a course and not a scorm package.

That said in Postman I used this POST {{BrightspaceDomain}}/d2l/api/le/{{leversion}}/import/{{orgunitid}}/imports/?callbackUrl="https://localhost:3000/oauthcallback"
In to a empty course shell to upload a scorm file, but as I said I do not recommend that you do it this way.
You should select the scorm file via select files and once it is uploaded you should receive a Job Token which the status can be checked with the GET {{BrightspaceDomain}}/d2l/api/le/{{leversion}}/import/{{orgunitid}}/imports/{{jobToken}}

the response will look like {    "JobToken": "324",    "TargetOrgUnitId": 14300,    "Status": "PROCESSING"}

I think the issue you might have is you are uploading to 6606 as the OrgUnitId this should be a course offeringid not the 6606. eg in my case 14500 is the orgunit of the course I am trying to upload too.