# Feature flags

Users have control over toggling feature flags on or off in Metamaze, which determines the availability of specific features within Metamaze. Features will be available or unavailable depending on the current state of the feature flags.

After toggling the desired features, users will need to press the save button to ensure their selections are saved and the chosen features are activated or deactivated.

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The **experimental** features are **not meant to be used for processing your documents for your daily operations**. These features can be used and give you the ability to contribute during the development of the feature.
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<table><thead><tr><th width="141.33333333333331"> </th><th>👁️ Preview</th><th>🔬 Experimental</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td><strong>Description</strong></td><td>Consists of a features that have been tested and are candidates to become stable features of Metamaze.</td><td><p>Consists of features that have been tested internally and are ready for the user base to experiment with. Since these features are experimental they can still contain bugs. </p><p></p><p>The purpose of features in this channel is to gather feedback from customers as early as possible to make sure the final product solves the problem or provides the intended benefits. If this isn't the case, the feature can be canceled in favor of a new solution.</p></td></tr><tr><td><strong>Timeline</strong></td><td>4 weeks</td><td>1 week - several months</td></tr><tr><td><strong>Timeline explanation</strong></td><td>Features in preview will stay there for 4 weeks. When there are no more problematic bugs open for the feature, it will be pushed to stable.</td><td>Features in the experimental channel can take up to several days, weeks or even months before going to preview. After this period and the feature is deemed worthy of being part of Metamaze it will be pushed to preview.</td></tr></tbody></table>


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