Feature flags let you control user access to specific features in your app or site. Typically, feature flags are used to restrict feature access while a feature is being built.

You can incrementally roll the feature out by giving beta access to specific organizations or environments, and then remove the flag when the feature is ready for global release.

Once a flag is created, you can only edit the name, description and value.

If you’re not familiar with feature flags, you might want to read up about feature flags first.

You can search feature flags by name or key.

1. Go to Releases > Feature flags.

2. Click a column heading to sort the list.
3. Type a flag name in the search bar above the list to find a specific flag.
4. Press Enter to show results.
5. Select the X icon in the search field to reset the list.

When you edit the values of a feature flag, it will change the value for all the environments and organizations that inherit the flag value.

Instead, you may just want to edit the flag value in an environment or for an organization.

1. Go to Releases > Feature flags.
2. Select Edit next to the flag you want to update.
3. Edit the Value.
4. Select Save. The changes will apply to all environments and organizations that inherit the flag value.

1. Go to Releases > Feature flags.
2. Select Edit next to the flag you want to update.
3. Edit the Name or Description.
4. Select Save. The changes will apply to all environments and organizations that inherit the flag value.

Currently you cannot delete feature flags. You can only change the value of the feature flag, see the procedure above.