How to Find Microsoft OneNote App Codes and Names
Question details
The user needs to locate specific Microsoft OneNote identifiers, such as developer codes and internal names, for app standardization.

- Product
- Microsoft OneNote
- Device & OS
- not provided
- Scenario
- Software standardization and deployment requiring specific application identifiers.
- Observed behavior
- The user requires access to public or organization-specific identifiers like country codes and original file names for OneNote deployment.
Verify the exact types of identifiers your institution requires (such as the Package Family Name or ISO country code) before searching through documentation or manifests.
Locate Identifiers via Microsoft Documentation and App Manifests
Use Microsoft's official resources and package files to find most public OneNote identifiers.
Visit the official Microsoft Learn and Microsoft Graph documentation websites to find standard internal names and developer organization codes for OneNote.
If you are deploying a UWP version of OneNote, locate and inspect the AppxManifest.xml file for the Package Family Name and specific document codes.
Review the app's URL or details within the Microsoft Store, which often exposes the application's unique product ID and package name.

Consult Institutional Resources and Standard Databases
For proprietary or organization-specific identifiers, rely on institutional databases and direct support.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is an App Manifest in Windows apps?
An App Manifest (like AppxManifest.xml) is an XML document included with Windows applications that contains critical identifiers, including the package name, developer details, and capabilities required by the app.
Where can I find ISO country codes for software standardization?
Standardized country codes can be found using the ISO 3166 standard, which provides globally recognized two-letter and three-letter codes for countries on the official ISO website.
Why are some OneNote developer codes not publicly available?
Certain developer organization codes or internal document codes are proprietary or specific to an organization's internal deployment structure, requiring you to contact Microsoft Support or your IT administrator directly to obtain them.




