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Teams
Kasun Ranasinghe edited this page Feb 9, 2026
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Teams organize users into collaborative groups for managing feature flags and controlling access.
Teams enable collaboration and access control by grouping users who work together on features.

| Field | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Team Name | Unique identifier | "Engineering", "Product" |
| Description | Team purpose | "Core engineering team" |
| Members | Team users | Users with assigned roles |
| Features | Team-owned features | Feature flags managed by team |
- Navigate to Teams → Create Team
- Enter team details:
- Name: Team identifier
- Description: Team purpose and scope
- Click CREATE
- Add team members
Teams can have environment-specific permissions:
| Permission | Description |
|---|---|
| Read | View features and configurations |
| Write | Create and modify features |
| Delete | Remove features |
| Approve | Approve feature changes |
- Open team details
- Click ADD MEMBER
- Select user from list
- Assign role:
- Member: Standard access
- Lead: Team leadership
- Admin: Full team control
- Click ADD
Features can be assigned to teams:
- Ownership: Clear responsibility
- Access Control: Team-only visibility
- Collaboration: Shared feature management
- Audit Trail: Team-based change tracking
- Navigate to team details
- Find member in list
- Click REMOVE button
- Confirm removal
- Ensure team has no active features
- Remove all team members
- Navigate to team settings
- Click DELETE
- Confirm deletion
Clear Naming: Use descriptive team names (e.g., "iOS-Team", "Backend-Services")
Define Ownership: Assign features to specific teams
Regular Review: Audit team membership periodically
Role Clarity: Ensure members have appropriate roles
Document Purpose: Add clear team descriptions