# Human-Initiated Requests (via Macro)

Here’s how to set it up in just a few clicks:

### 1 – Create a Macro in Pylon

Go to [your Pylon macros settings](https://docs.usepylon.com/pylon-docs/platform/macros) and create a new macro.

### 2 – Add the Message

Here’s a message that works really well (feel free to tweak the tone to fit your brand):

> *We recommend taking a screen recording to help us see the issue from your perspective, enabling a quicker and more accurate answer:*
>
> <mark style="color:purple;">**CLICK HERE TO RECORD**</mark>
>
> *Pro tip: For best results, enable audio and talk us through the steps leading to your issue while recording*

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### 3 – Insert the Birdie Request Link

[Go to your Birdie settings](https://app.birdie.so/settings) and copy your **Birdie Request Link**, then paste it into the macro. It should look something like this:

```
https://your-subdomain.birdie.so/urec/pylon?email={{ issue.requester.email }}&ticket={{ issue.id }}
```

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