Feature flags specialists for your dedicated team.

Where Feature flags fits in a long-term product team.

Separating deployment from release changes how a team works. Incomplete work can be merged behind a flag, which avoids the painful integration long-lived branches bring, and a problematic feature can be switched off in seconds.

Flag debt is the cost teams rarely plan for. Flags pile up, each one doubling the possible paths through the code, and a codebase with two hundred stale flags has a huge set of untested states that feel too risky to remove.

What your dedicated team does with Feature flags.

Removal has to be built into the process. A flag needs an owner and an expected removal date when it is created, or it stays forever and the cleanup never becomes a priority.

Holding that discipline across years is exactly what a standing assignment does, and what it covers is set out in how the monthly fee is built.

Common Feature flags use cases.

• Merging incomplete work safely Trunk-based development without long branches and painful integration.
• Disabling a feature without deploying Seconds to switch something off.
• Flags removed on schedule An owner and a date at creation, because cleanup is never prioritised otherwise.

Adding Feature flags skills to your team.

Delivery practice is assigned inside development capacity, with flag removal treated as part of the definition of done.

At Azendo, Feature flags work sits with a dedicated cloud and DevOps team. Every Feature flags specialist we assign works remotely inside your tools as a dedicated member of your team, with the management on our side. It is how companies hire remote developers without opening an offshore office of their own.