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# Consent proof report limit
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**Access Type**: Consent Proof Reports - Viewer
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A consent proof is a record of an individual's consent selections in response to a consent notice published on a website or application. Your organization is allotted 10 consent proof report requests a month (requests where a consent proof was found and where a consent proof was not found all count towards your organization's monthly allotment).
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If your organization needs to frequently obtain proof of consent, we suggest utilizing the Didomi [batch export feature](/integrations/generic-integrations/batch-export-content.md) which allows your organization to receive information about end-user consent on a daily basis.
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In order to view your organization's current allotment balance, click **Versions & Proofs** on the left-hand panel and select the **Notice Versions** tab is selected on the subsequent page.
Your organization's monthly allotment is tracked in the **Reports** **generated section**.
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