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# Find the participant information request link

**What is the feature for?**

Using the **"Information Request Link"** feature on **Yoplanning.pro**, you can generate a **public link** allowing participants to **directly fill out a form** with the requested information.

This link can be easily shared via **WhatsApp, email, SMS or any other communication channel**, simplifying data collection while avoiding data entry errors.

**Steps to use the feature**

1. **Access the order:**
   * Log in to your Yoplanning.pro account.
   * In the main menu, click on **"Commands"** to open the list of commands.
2. **Open the specific command:**
   * Search and select the order for which you want to get the information request link.
   * Click on **"View"** or the order name to open the order details.
3. **Access the options menu:**
   * Once in the order details, locate the menu symbolized by three small dots at the top right of the page.
   * Click on these three little dots to open the drop-down menu.
4. **Generate the information request link:**
   * From the drop-down menu, select the **"Participant Data"** option.
   * This will open the information request form.
5. **Copy form URL:**
   * Once the form is open, copy the page URL. This URL is public and can be shared with participants.
6. **Share the link:**
   * You can now send this link via your preferred communication method: WhatsApp, email, SMS, etc.

**Tips for use and best practices**

* **Check the URL**: Before sharing, make sure the URL works properly by opening it in a browser.
* **Clear Communication**: Inform participants of the importance of completing the form and the information required.


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