# Unique Submission Links

## Get a unique link

The edit link is of the form `https://form.feathery.io/to/<FORM SLUG>?_id=<USER ID>` , where `USER ID` can be any unique identifier of your user. It's easy for you to manually generate a unique link, but you can also access them from Feathery in two ways.

#### New links

You can generate a unique form submission link to use by clicking `Share Submission Link` towards the bottom of the `Publish` dropdown.

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#### Existing submission links

To get the unique link to an existing user submission, go to the `Results` tab and select one of your submissions. Then, click the `Open Submission in Form` button at the top.

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## Use cases

#### Collaboration

You can send multiple users the same unique form link to allow them to collaborate on filling out a single form.

Feathery also supports powerful [collaboration workflows](/platform/collaborative-workflows/collaboration.md) for advanced collaboration use cases.

#### Edit across devices

If a user has access to their unique submission link, they'll be able to access it from any device to come back and edit their old submission.

#### Email a link to the submission

Feathery allows you to email your users an edit link to their old submission. Simply set up the [email integration](https://feathery.io/integrations/email) on your form and include `{{Feathery Edit Link}}` in your email body where you want the edit link to be included.


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