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# Determine What Packaged Component Was Accessed

To analyze a package usage log record, always start with your packaged component.

## Before You Begin

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| Available in: both Salesforce Classic and Lightning Experience                           |
| Available in: **Enterprise**, **Performance**, **Unlimited**, and **Developer** Editions |

In App Analytics package usage logs, the name of each packaged component is represented by the `custom_entity` field and its type is represented by the `custom_entity_type` field. Your managed package likely contains multiple packaged components.

- To identify each packaged component uniquely, combine these fields.

  - `package_id`
  - `package_version_id`
  - `managed_package_namespace`
  - `custom_entity`
  - `custom_entity_type`