> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.didomi.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.didomi.io/integrations/content-management-system-cms/retrieve-didomi-parameters-for-cms-plugin.md).

# Retrieve Didomi parameters for CMS plugin

All our CMS plugins require the same two parameters to properly configure the plugin and correctly deploy the Didomi notice on your website:

* *Organization Public API Key*
* *Notice ID*

This documentation is designed to help you gather the necessary two parameters, ensuring they are ready for setting up the plugin.

### ✅ Retrieve the *Organization Public API Key*

* Go to the Didomi Console and select the organization where you created the notice you want to deploy on your WordPress website. You can find this option in the dark blue dropdown menu in the top right corner.

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* Go to *My organization* in the top menu, and click on *Copy Public API key*.

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* Paste the API key somewhere easily accessible for configuring the plugin.

### ✅ Retrieve the *Notice ID*

* Go to the Didomi Console, select the organization where you created the notice you want to deploy on your WordPress website.

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* Click on *Consent Notices* in the right menu to access the list of your notices.

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* You can find the *Notice ID* below the name of the notice in the list of notices. Copy it and paste it somewhere easily accessible for configuring the plugin.

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