Feature groups to control multiple features feature-groups

A feature flag controls a single feature. When you need to manage multiple related feature flags together — and ensure they reach the same audience — you use a feature group.

What a feature group does what-it-does

A feature group bundles multiple feature flags and lets you apply a single audience rule to all of them at once. This is useful when a single user-facing capability spans multiple applications or services.

For example, consider a collaboration feature that involves changes across a desktop application, a mobile app, and a backend service. By creating a feature group with flags from all three applications, you can open the feature to 1% of users — and ensure those users see a consistent experience across all three surfaces simultaneously.

Cross-application grouping cross-application

Feature groups support cross-application feature management as long as the flags belong to the same team in Experience Rollouts. One team can own multiple applications, so related flags across those applications can be grouped together.

Feature groups versus releases vs-releases

If the feature flags you want to group belong to applications owned by different teams, use a release instead of a feature group.