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# Get data
1. **Create a new flow** in your ManyChat account from the “Automation” menu.
2. **Choose the actions** you want as a source, making sure that all of them work correctly. Then, pick “Actions” in the next block.
3. **Click “Make External Request”** and go back to GearPlug to set up your source app.
4. **Select ManyChat** as your source, under “New Gear” in the “Gears” menu. Click “Create.”
5. **Pick the Plug** you want to use and click “Continue.”
6. **Select “Get data”** as your action and click “Create.” GearPlug will show you your webhook’s URL.
7. **Paste your webhook** in your automation’s request in ManyChat. Then, click “Body” and “Add Full Contact Data.” Click “Save.” Go back to GearPlug and click “OK.”
{% hint style="warning" %}
If you don’t select “Add Full Contact Data,” your record’s data won’t be imported!
{% endhint %}
8. **Create a test record** for GearPlug to import. Verify the imported data and click “Close.”
{% hint style="warning" %}
Remember to enable your automation’s triggers. Otherwise, it won’t work.
{% endhint %}
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