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# Retrieve public API key
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**Access Type**: Available to all users
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The Didomi public API key is primarily used to integrate Didomi SDKs into an organization's applications and websites. Your organization has a single public API key that can be used to deploy all of your consent notices, PMP widgets, DSAR widgets, etc.. across different applications and websites. In this article, we will cover how to retrieve your organization's public API key.
Click **My Organization** and select **Copy Public API key** from the drop-down menu.
Your organization's public API key will be copied to your clipboard.
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