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# Send a Claim Link

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With our first automation creating an NFT in our Collection set up, we can now create a second automation to send the claim link.&#x20;

Creating an NFT with the Underdog API runs asynchronously as a Transaction. Once that Transaction completes, we can get the claim link for the  NFT and send the email.&#x20;

### Prerequisites

* [ ] Project ID from Stage 1
* [ ] Underdog API Key

There is no need for a webhook. You will only need to know your PROJECTId to generate the nft claim link. This is because of the way we have created our NFT architecture.

Here's an example script that you can run&#x20;

```
const response = await fetch (
'https://dev.underdogprotocol.com/v2/projects/n/1/nfts/1/claim', { 
headers: {'Authorization': 'Bearer b4e9ee1d2420d0.ec947c3bfd2049059d3962e74be1959c'}
})
```


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