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# Method 1: URL GET Parameters

This method will append parameters to the URL of your Call To Action URL. That is, when the user clicks the CTA button (which might say something like "Get Quote" or "Book Now" depending on how you have set it up), the user will be redirected to the CTA URL that you set, with the GET parameters appended. 

To set this up:

1. [Login](https://help.calcumate.co/calculator-data-extraction/www.calcumate.co/login), open your desired calculator, and click "SHOW ADVANCED SETTING":

<figure><img src="/files/INOnhFnYNwpxZURvoZdy" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

2. Within the Advanced Settings screen, select the CRA URL Params that you want to be appended, and set your CTA Link. This is what the screen looks like:

<figure><img src="/files/5u9bYpyN4G4zWp3Hrq3S" alt="" width="346"><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

3. If your CTA URL has all the parameters appended, it will use this syntax:\
   \
   [www.abc.com/book-now?cm-qty={qty}\\\&cm-id={id}\\\&cm-volume={totalVolume}\\\&cm-used-volume={usedVolume}](http://www.abc.com/book-now?cm-qty={qty}\\\&cm-id={id}\\\&cm-volume={totalVolume}\\\&cm-used-volume={usedVolume})


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