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# Pre-fetch dynamic data for your form
> Fetch information from Airtable, Notion, SmartSuite or a webhook before your form loads. Display the data in your form or use it in your form logic.
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## How it works
You can fetch information from a database or service and add it to your form. This is possible even if your form is connected to one table but needs to fetch data from another table.
This can be done using **pre-fetch**, which lets you:
* Pull in related record data
* Display external table values
* Use fetched data in logic or personalization
Even when a form is set to create new records, this can still be done as long as pre-fetch is set up.
This feature is available to **Business** and **Enterprise** users. For more details on pricing, click [**here**](https://www.fillout.com/pricing). However, you can still make update forms that pre-fetch information on the **Free** plan, with [this approach](/help/update-forms).
## How to pull external information into your form
Fillout lets you get data from Airtable, Notion, SmartSuite and webhooks to use in your form.
Using Zite Database? See [Pre-fetch records for use in your form](/help/pre-fetch-records) for the steps.
Navigate to the `Integrate` page from the top menu and choose Airtable, Notion or SmartSuite. To fetch data from any other service, [use a webhook](#pre-fetch-data-with-a-webhook) instead.
Then, click `+ Add new` under **Pre-fetch pages**.
Enter a **name** for your record, then select a **base** and a **table**. Under **Filter by**, choose an Airtable field to match with a [URL parameter](/help/url-parameters), static text, or login fields (from the login page). In this example, we'll select email.
## Pre-fetch data with a webhook
To fetch data from a service other than Airtable, Notion or SmartSuite, use a webhook. Fillout calls your endpoint every time the form loads.
Click `Integrate` on top followed by `Webhook`. If you only want to pre-fetch data, you can leave the **Webhook URL** empty.
Switch from `Simple` to `Advanced` at the top, then scroll down to **Pre-fetch** and click `+ Add new`.
In the popup, **name your webhook response**. This is just a label to help you find the fetched values in your form. Click `Continue`.
Enter the **URL** of the endpoint to fetch from and choose the **HTTP method**. If your endpoint needs them, add a **Body**, **URL Parameters**, **Headers** or **Cookies**.
Click `Test fetch` to pull a sample from your endpoint. This is how the form learns the structure of the response, so you can reference the fetched values. Then click `Done`.
Reference the fetched values in your form's fields, for example as a [default value](/help/prefill-fields). Fetched values can't be used to load the options of a [dynamic dropdown](/help/dynamic-form-dropdowns) yet.
### When pre-fetch runs
Pre-fetch only runs when the form loads, so the form needs to know what to fetch before it opens.
* **Fetching based on a respondent's answers.** Use two forms. The first form collects the input and [redirects to the second form](/help/combine-and-repeat-forms), which fetches from your endpoint.
* **Integration logic.** [Conditional integration logic](/help/conditional-integration) doesn't apply to a webhook pre-fetch. Since it runs on form load, conditions in the form can't restrict it.
## Use pre-fetched records in your form
Check out [this article](/help/answer-piping) to see how you can display pre-fetched records, use the data to show or hide questions, branch to different pages, and more.
You can fetch records from the same database you’re working in, or even an entirely separate one on your account!
## **Related articles**
Pass information to a form to support pre-filling.
Insert previous answers into upcoming questions or fields.
Display content to hide, validate and pre-fill fields.
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