Drupal 8.x

This isn't quite as simple as it sounds, let me explain below:

• User A fills in webform "Get offers" that has custom code (below) that attaches the User A email to a link via a token. 
• This sends an email to User B that has a link that sends them to webform "Provide a quote". When they submit the form an email, using the custom code, is sent to User A. 

What I'm struggling to do is get a page (using views) i.e. "My offers" where User A can navigate to to see the response from webform "provide a quote". At present, they just get the email. 

Set up :

Mysql : MYSQL v.5.6

Drupal : Drupal core 8.8.4

PHP : 7.2

Hi Drupal community,

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You can refer to the following screen shot to better understand the situation.

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defaults:
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requirements:
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