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title: "Usage Field for Salesforce"
slug: "how-does-panaya-determine-usage-2"
updated: 2023-05-29T09:11:14Z
published: 2023-05-29T09:11:14Z
canonical: "success.panaya.com/how-does-panaya-determine-usage-2"
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# Usage Field for Salesforce

The Usage field relates to the Org usage extracted, i.e., how often the component is used in the extracted usage time frame -

| **Frequently Used** | The top 20% of all used components of a certain type under the same Organization |
| --- | --- |
| **Normally Used** | The middle 60% of all used components of a certain type |
| **Rarely Used** | The bottom 20% of all used components of a certain type |
| **Unused** | There is no record of the component in the Org usage collection sources. |

> *"Panaya will determine if a* component *has been **Frequently**, **Normally** or **Rarely used** by comparing each* component *relative to the other used* component *within a given Organization. If the* component *is in the **top 20%** of usage compared to other* components *usage in the same Organization, then we will label it ‘**Frequently Used**’. If it is in the **lower 20%** of usage compared to other* components, *we will label it ‘**Rarely Used**’. Those in the middle are labelled ‘**Normally Used**’. If a* component *was never used in the Organization over the course of all our accumulated historical usage data then we will label it as ‘**Unused**’.**"*

## Related

- [Usage Explained](/what-usage-information-is-collected-by-panaya-1.md)