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# Consumption History of Stamps

The Consumption History section provides detailed records of how each stamp has been used, including:

- Credits
- Debits
- Associated document IDs
- Transaction dates

It covers information for all stamp series and individual stamps within each series.

You can access the Consumption History by:

1. Navigate to **Stamps > Series**.
2. Locate the Stamp Series whose history you want to check.
3. Click on the **Three Dots (⋮)** and select **History**.

Here you can access the consumption history for your stamps. You can also customize your view by specifying a date range and transaction type (*credit, debit, reserve, release, and reduce*) for each stamp series individually.

## Stamp Consumption Details

The Stamp Consumption History provides the following information:

- **Series Number:** Identifies the stamp series for which consumption history is being viewed.
- **Transaction:** Details the type of transaction: credit, debit, reserve, or release.
- **Reference ID:** Document IDs associated with stamp usage in document transmission. (**Note:** <u>Document IDs may repeat if invitations are revoked or expired.</u>)
- **Date:** Records the date of each transaction.
- **Remark:** Provide additional details regarding each transaction.
- **Release Date:** Indicates when stamps are released from reserve, whether credited or debited.
- **Debit:** Displays the number of stamps deducted from the account for the relevant transaction.
- **Credit:** Shows the number of stamps credited to the account, either through release or purchase.
- **Balance:** Reveals the remaining number of stamps in the account for the specified series at the time of this transaction.