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In June 2024, Harness acquired Split, now called Harness Feature Management & Experimentation (FME). This page provides information to support you during the transition to Feature Management & Experimentation (FME) in the Harness platform.

Get started with Harness

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Accessing Harness FME

Whether you are a new Harness user, an existing Harness customer, or a customer migrating from Split, accessing Feature Management & Experimentation (FME) starts in the Harness platform.

Split to Harness FME

If you are currently accessing Split via app.split.io, our customer success and support teams will be in contact with you to help you ensure a smooth transition into FME on app.harness.io. For more information, see Split to Harness Migration.

To start Harness Feature Management & Experimentation (FME):

  1. In the Harness navigation menu, select the Grid menu icon.

  2. In the modal, select Feature Management & Experimentation (FME) under DevOps Modernization. You are redirected to the Harness FME module landing page.

  3. Click Start FME Free Plan. After selecting Start FME Free Plan, your account is initialized with the FME Free Plan, allowing you to begin exploring FME in the Harness platform.

    Selecting Start FME Free Plan

    Selecting Start FME Free Plan is a required step for all Harness customers, regardless of whether you intend to use the Free or Enterprise Plan.

  4. If you would like to upgrade to the Enterprise plan and access additional features and capabilities, contact your Harness sales representative.

    Migrated Split Account?

    When a Split account is migrated to Harness FME, the structure of your Harness organizations, projects, and resource groups depend on whether your account is on the Free or Enterprise Plan at the time of the migration.

    PlanOrganization createdProject locationResource group
    FreeDefault Harness organizationDefault organizationAll Project Level Resources
    Enterprise<legacy Split account name> FMEDedicated FME organizationFME All Resources
    • On the Free plan, legacy Split projects are recreated as Harness projects in the default Harness organization.
    • On the Enterprise plan, a Harness organization named <legacy Split account name> FME is created, and legacy Split projects are recreated as Harness projects within this organization.


    In both cases, each Harness project created by the migration script links to its corresponding legacy Split (FME) project.

Harness clusters and base URLs

When your account is migrated from Split to Harness, you will access Feature Management & Experimentation (FME) through the Harness platform. Most migrated accounts use app.harness.io, but some customers (depending on their cluster) will use a different base URL.

To identify which Harness cluster your account is in, navigate to Account Settings and select Account Details.

Your Harness base URL depends on which cluster your account is hosted in.

ClusterBase URL
Prod1app.harness.io
Prod2app.harness.io
Prod3app3.harness.io
Prod0 / Prod4accounts.harness.io
EU clustersaccounts.eu.harness.io

Authentication, access, and user management

Authentication, access, and user management are part of the Harness platform. Permissions granted to users and user groups depend on their associations with resources and resource groups, which are controlled at the account, organization, and project level in Harness.

For more information about authentication, access, and user management, see the following:

Administering a Migrated Split Account on Harness

Split administrators should read the Before and After Guide: Administering a Migrated Split Account on Harness. The guide will walk you through administrative tasks which change to standard Harness platform features after your migration into Harness.

Harness platform integrations

We are moving rapidly to unlock integrations with Harness's innovative DevOps tools, developer experience improvements, security features, and cloud optimizations, while continuing to enhance the core of what you've previously known as Split.

You can use Harness FME directly within the Harness Internal Developer Portal (IDP). This integration allows you to view and manage your feature flags and experiments directly from your developer portal, alongside other Harness tools. For setup instructions and configuration details, see the Harness IDP documentation.

To learn more about upcoming integrations and planned enhancements, see the FME Product Roadmap.

Harness FME self-paced training

For an interactive onboarding experience including further use cases and features like feature management, release monitoring, and cloud experimentation, check out the Harness Feature Management & Experimentation self-paced training.