> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.hackle.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.hackle.io/en/feature-flag/create-and-configure/ff-entry.md).

# Accessing Feature Flags

This document introduces the screen you encounter when entering the Feature Flag menu in the Hackle Dashboard.

## Accessing for the First Time

If you have never created a Feature Flag, entering the Feature Flag menu in the Dashboard will display the Feature Flag introduction screen as shown below.

![](/files/lRWgLgCoC0VVieVlNIK7)

## When Feature Flags Exist

If you have already created Feature Flags, you can view the Feature Flag list.

![Active Feature Flag list](/files/m7AYlx3Vhw8FWmKXwh5t)

The Feature Flag list has the following characteristics:

1. By default, you can view the active Feature Flag list.
2. The list is the same in the Production Environment and Development Environment.
3. Clicking on an individual Feature Flag navigates to the detail screen for that Feature Flag.

## Feature Flag List Details

![](/files/D7QV3yordYTa9DFpQpo8)

1. Active Feature Flags: Click the dropdown menu in the upper left of the list to switch between the **`Active Feature Flags`** and **`Archived Feature Flags`** lists.
2. Status: Shows the off or on status of the Feature Flag.
3. Integration Status: Shows the integration status of the Feature Flag, with three possible states. The **`event`** mentioned in the tooltip means "querying whether the Feature Flag is on or off for a specific user."
4. Created Date: The date the Feature Flag was created.

You can see an example of the Archived Feature Flags list below.\
Since these are Feature Flags no longer in use, various status indicators are not shown.

![Archived Feature Flag list](/files/dDjZkRspvTSBv7eYIEHs)


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