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# Human-Initiated Requests

### From Crisp Sidebar

Have your team request screen recordings from customers via the Crisp sidebar

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### From Shortcuts

1. Create a new shortcut in Crisp
2. Craft the message. Wording is important so when agents manually send a screen recording request using Birdie via Intercom, wording plays a big role in conversion. Here’s a message that works great, which you can also save as an Intercom macro:

*<mark style="color:green;">We recommend taking a screen recording to help us see the issue from your perspective, enabling a quicker and more accurate answer:</mark>*

*<mark style="color:green;">Pro tip: For best results, enable audio and talk us through the steps leading to your issue while recording.</mark>*<br>

*<mark style="color:green;">Click here to record your screen:</mark> <mark style="color:pink;">`PASTE THE BIRDIE REQUEST LINK HERE`</mark>*<br>

3. Go to [your Integration Settings](https://app.birdie.so/settings/integrations) on your Birdie workspace and copy paste the Request Link for Shortcuts - it will look like something <mark style="color:pink;">`https://<your-birdie-team-id>/urec/crisp?ticket={{session_id}}&email={{email}}`</mark>.


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