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# Edit Incident Form

## Correlation ID

In order for the remote system to store data about which record they're bonded with and to enable us to identify and only return data from those bonded records, we need to send and store a unique identifier. We will make use of the available `correlation_id` field on the Incident record. First we will add the field to the Incident form in our PDI.

## Incident Form

From any **Incident** record in **your PDI**, **right-click** & navigate to **Configure > Form Layout**.

![](/files/DkkAoCyZEUgxVgj5wrgh)

Select the **Correlation Id** field from the '**Available**' slushbucket and **move** it to the '**Selected**' slushbucket.

**Save** to add the field to your form.

Next, we will need to **Edit** the **CreateIncident Message**.


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