When building an integration, it is best practice to create unique features for each of the integration's individual functions.

1. Open the integration where you want to add a feature.
2. Navigate to the Features page.
3. Select Add Feature and fill in the fields:
   1. Name: Enter a name for the feature to indicate its function.
   2. Description: Enter information about what the feature does, the data flow, and any dependencies the feature has.
   3. Restrict to these Connectors: If your integration uses more than three connectors, it may be useful to select the connectors to which a feature applies. In most cases, you can disregard this field.
4. To change the workspace feature status, open the feature and select the Edit icon.
   The feature status assigned during integration registration impact the feature's functionality. For more information, see Onboard and Configure Features.

   

5. Feature statuses in the integration builder indicate where a particular feature is in development. Unlike workplace feature statuses, these feature status are UI informational flags only, except for Archived. Choose a feature status:
   1. Under Construction: Default. The feature is still being built.
   2. Active: The feature is actively used in an integration.
   3. Deprecated: The feature still exists but it should not be used.
   4. Archived: This can only be set when the feature is no longer used by any integrations. It will not sync to a workspace.

   For example, the edit window for a feature in the integration builder. This feature is named Projects:

   

6. Select Save when you are finished.
7. Select the new feature to open it and add resources.
   You can add resources, including services, flows, and flow templates. These different components move data between the systems identified in your integration.