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# Get record created

1. **Select Airtable** as your source app in the “Gears” section and click “Create.”

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2. **Pick the connection** you want to use after clicking the red gear. You can also create a new one. Click “Continue.”

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3. **Choose “Get record created”** as your action, the base and table you want to use, and how you want to sort your data. Click “Create.”

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4. **Create a test register** in the table you chose to test GearPlug’s connection. Check the data to make sure everything imported properly, and click “OK” to finish the setup.

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{% hint style="info" %}
Empty Fields: Under the imported entry, you’ll find a drop-down menu for “Empty Fieds.” Here, you’ll find a list of fields you can import—but weren’t used in the form you used.
{% endhint %}


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