# `Get_Intention` request class [ℹ️ This document is a part of __WooCommerce Payments Server Requests__](../README.md) ## Description The `WCPay\Core\Server\Request\Get_Intention` class is used to construct the request for retrieving an intention. ## Parameters When creating `Get_Intention` requests, the item ID must be provided to the `::create()` method. The identifier should be in the `pi_XXX` format. There are no additional parameters for this request. ## Filter When using this request, provide the following filter and arguments: - Name: `wcpay_get_intent_request` - Arguments: `WC_Order $order` ## Example: ```php $request = Get_Intention::create( $id ); $request->set_hook_args( $order ) $request->send(); ```

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