# Progressive Rollouts
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**IMPORTANT**
Progressive Rollouts are a [Bindplane Enterprise Edition](https://bindplane.com/solutions/) feature.
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### What are Progressive Rollouts?
A Progressive Rollout allows you to rollout a configuration to a pre-defined subset of collectors and pause before continuing the rollout to other groups of collectors.
### Defining Stages
To use a progressive rollout, go to the rollout options which are accessible in the configuration details section.
Each stage is given a name and a set of labels. The stage will include all collectors whose labels include every label specified by the stage.
### In Action
Once the stages are defined and the collectors are added, Start Rollout will rollout to *only* the collectors captured by the first stage.
The rollout will continue only when continue rollout is clicked.
Each stage can be hovered to see its name and how many collectors have completed.
The third stage matches collectors that have the `env:prod` label. Collectors that have already been counted are not added to this stage despite matching the label.
### Unassigned
There are still some collectors that have not been matched by any of the stages. There is always a final stage added to capture these collectors.
### Empty stages
Sometimes a stage does not match any collectors. The rollout can be continued through this stage, doing nothing.
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