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title: Create a custom Coveo Insight Panel Classic Component (Deprecated)
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# Create a custom Coveo Insight Panel Classic Component (Deprecated)

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> **Deprecated**
>
> This feature is still available, but no longer supported as of the August 2023 release of Coveo for Salesforce version [5.2](https://docs.coveo.com/en/n5bj0150#august-2023-release-v5-2-initial-release).

When integrating the Coveo Insight Panel Classic Component in your Salesforce organization, you usually want to create a custom Insight Panel instead of using the default one.
This lets you add new components and custom behavior to the panel (see [Reference](https://docs.coveo.com/en/1045/)).

> **Leading practice**
>
> When you want to add custom features to a custom Coveo Insight Panel Classic Component, you should duplicate the Coveo components instead of using the default ones.

To create a custom Coveo Insight Panel Classic Component

. In Salesforce, under Setup, search for and select **Visualforce Pages** (**Build** > **Develop** > **Visualforce Pages**).

. On the **Visualforce Pages** page, select **New**.

. Give your new component a **Label**;
the **Name** should be filled automatically.

. On the **Visualforce Markup** tab, enter the following template:

```xml
 <apex:page standardController="Case" docType="html-5.0">
   <CoveoV2:Box name="myCustomPanel" recordId="{!id}"/>
 </apex:page>
```

This template will use a Visualforce component called `myCustomPanel`, which you will be prompted to create when accessing your Visualforce page if it doesn't already exist.

. When you want to use your custom Coveo Insight Panel Classic Component for something other than cases, replace `Case` with the **API Name** of the record you want to show.

> **Note**
>
> Remember that custom objects have `__c` at the end of their API names.

. Save the controller by clicking **Save**.

Now that you have a custom Coveo Insight Panel Classic Component, you're ready to customize it as you see fit.