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# Connect RFQ form data to Omnisend

**In Omnisend:**

#### Steps 1: Generating API Key

If you want to integrate Omnisend with another software (e.g., third-party contact form), you can pass data to Omnisend (or get data) via our API.

With every request, we require using an API key for authorization purposes.

Please follow steps [here](https://support.omnisend.com/en/articles/1061890-generating-api-key) to get the API key in Omnisend

#### Steps 2: Map the form data to Omnisend

 1\. Open the app > **Quote settings** > **Intergration > Omnisend**

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&#x20;2\. Tick on the checkbox **Enable** and enter the **API key** created in the **Steps 1** above

&#x20;3\. Select and enter the value of form (on the right) to match with the **Omnisend form field** (on the left)

4\. Click **Save** to update the changes

5\. Check the data in Omnisend after the quote is submitted


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