# Deployed Components Overview

```powershell
.\bc DEPLOY GET /c {compId},{compId2} /wd {dir} 
```

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## Use a component package

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**TIP**

Personally, I use [component packages](https://boomi.markusschmidt.pro/boomi-console/library/packages) when I work in a sprint. For example: `<Workspace>\Packages\Work\Sprint_2103\iPack.jsonc` contains all the processes I am working on in that particual sprint.
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Getting a deployment overview or even performing a deployment for a package looks like that:

```
bc deploy get /p Sprint_2103 /t deployOverview.csv
```

All outputs go to the package folder so that you have evrything for that sprint together in one single filder.