Coordination adaptable networks (CooANs) may be obtained by combination of ligand‐functionalized polymers and metal ions or clusters when the crosslink migration by ligand exchange with available free ligands in the polymer matrix is facile. These materials may be called “coordination vitrimers” if proven to follow an associative ligand exchange mechanism. This review presents various types of CooANs, classified according to the nature of the metal‐binding functions, e. g . imine, imidazoles, pyridines as L‐type ligands; catecholates, thiolates, carboxylates as X‐type ligands. Particular attention is placed on the crosslink migration mechanism.