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Kasun Ranasinghe edited this page Feb 9, 2026 · 1 revision

Teams

Teams organize users into collaborative groups for managing feature flags and controlling access.

Overview

Teams enable collaboration and access control by grouping users who work together on features.

Teams

Team Structure

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

Creating a Team

  1. Navigate to TeamsCreate Team
  2. Enter team details:
    • Name: Team identifier
    • Description: Team purpose and scope
  3. Click CREATE
  4. Add team members

Team Permissions

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

Adding Team Members

  1. Open team details
  2. Click ADD MEMBER
  3. Select user from list
  4. Assign role:
    • Member: Standard access
    • Lead: Team leadership
    • Admin: Full team control
  5. Click ADD

Team-Based Features

Features can be assigned to teams:

  • Ownership: Clear responsibility
  • Access Control: Team-only visibility
  • Collaboration: Shared feature management
  • Audit Trail: Team-based change tracking

Removing Members

  1. Navigate to team details
  2. Find member in list
  3. Click REMOVE button
  4. Confirm removal

Deleting Teams

  1. Ensure team has no active features
  2. Remove all team members
  3. Navigate to team settings
  4. Click DELETE
  5. Confirm deletion

Best Practices

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


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