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Jan Sipos
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Feature Flag User Targeting: How It Works in ConfigCat

· 14 min read
Jan Sipos
One good test is worth a thousand expert opinions.
Zayyad Muhammad Sani
You live, you learn.

Would you like to catch bugs before your users do? If your answer is yes, then learning how to implement user targeting in your next feature release is essential. The core idea behind user targeting is to control who gets a new feature or experience.

In situations where you need to test a new feature with a smaller audience first, user targeting helps you learn from real users without putting the full release at risk.

Coming up, we'll discuss two ways to implement user targeting using ConfigCat: deterministic targeting, where you hand-pick exactly who gets the feature by name, email, company, or any other attribute you know about your users, and percentage targeting, where you define percentage groups and let users land consistently in the same experience every time.

Feature Flag User Targeting: How It Works in ConfigCat

User Segmentation with Amplitude and ConfigCat

· 7 min read
Jan Sipos
One good test is worth a thousand expert opinions.

Separating your customers into distinct segments will help your product in all sorts of ways. It can help you track the usage of your app in a more meaningful and granular way. It can also reveal how specifically different segments behave differently, which will help you prioritize future feature development as well as focus your marketing efforts.

Graphs and charts representing user segmentation