Ready-to-Use Apps
Esri offers ready-to-use apps that let you analyse information, make decisions, monitor your operations, gather and edit data in the field, engage your community, and share information with anyone who needs it. You can access these apps over the web, on mobile devices, or in your business systems, letting you work with your maps, data, and analytic tools no matter where you are.
Ready-to-Use Apps
Esri offers ready-to-use apps that let you analyse information, make decisions, monitor your operations, gather and edit data in the field, engage your community, and share information with anyone who needs it. You can access these apps over the web, on mobile devices, or in your business systems, letting you work with your maps, data, and analytic tools no matter where you are.
Apps for the field:
ArcGIS mobile apps help you view, collect, and edit data in the field. With these apps, everyone in your workforce can access the same authoritative data, no matter where they are, so they can maximise their efficiency. ArcGIS provides apps that let you record field surveys, map edits, and other information, helping you reduce data entry errors and improve productivity. Field apps include:
Apps for the field:
ArcGIS mobile apps help you view, collect, and edit data in the field. With these apps, everyone in your workforce can access the same authoritative data, no matter where they are, so they can maximise their efficiency. ArcGIS provides apps that let you record field surveys, map edits, and other information, helping you reduce data entry errors and improve productivity. Field apps include:
ArcGIS for Maps
ArcGIS Field Maps is an app for Android and iOS that uses data-driven maps to streamline critical mobile workflows. ArcGIS Field Maps helps mobile staff perform data collection and editing, find assets and information, and report their real-time locations.
ArcGIS Navigator
ArcGIS Navigator is an Android and iOS app that helps you navigate directly to your assets, using a combination of commercial street data and your organisation’s own authoritative data. You can even get directions when offline.
ArcGIS Dashboards
ArcGIS Survey123
ArcGIS Survey123 lets you gather data in the field with smart forms that use logic and provide easy-to-fill answers. Data captured in ArcGIS Survey123 is immediately available across the ArcGIS platform, letting you visualise, analyse, and share your field work.
ArcGIS Workforce
ArcGIS Workforce helps you improve workforce productivity and coordination. You can manage a complete view of your field operations that helps dispatchers allocate jobs efficiently and gives field workers the information they need to complete their tasks.
ArcGIS QuickCapture
ArcGIS QuickCapture makes it easy for fieldworkers to quickly collect data about their observations, including from moving vehicles. Because QuickCapture requires minimal interaction, fieldworkers can also use it to collect data without interrupting their other work. This lets fieldworkers provide useful data to the office, delivered in real time as data is collected, to support mapping, analysis, and decision-making.
ArcGIS Tracker
ArcGIS Tracker is a mobile solution that lets organisations capture the tracks of field staff, monitor where they are, and analyse where they have been. Field workers use an Android and iOS mobile app to track and report their movements to support their organisation. Decision-makers use a web app to visualise, explore, and analyse location track patterns.
Apps for the office:
ArcGIS apps give you a way to view and analyse factors that impact your organisation so you can make smarter, faster decisions in the office. You can use these apps to analyse business variables, plan your operations, and target policies and resources to make a positive impact in your community. Office apps include:
Apps for the office:
ArcGIS apps give you a way to view and analyse factors that impact your organisation so you can make smarter, faster decisions in the office. You can use these apps to analyse business variables, plan your operations, and target policies and resources to make a positive impact in your community. Office apps include:
ArcGIS Earth
ArcGIS for Office
ArcGIS for Office lets you quickly create dynamic, interactive maps inside your Excel spreadsheets, and enrich your spreadsheet data with ready-to-use demographics and lifestyle data. You can use these maps in PowerPoint presentations—both as static map images and fully interactive maps—and share them with internal staff or the public.
ArcGIS for Power BI
ArcGIS for Power BI lets you access maps, demographic data, and spatial analytics inside Power BI. You can visualise your data using heat maps, aggregate data into clusters, and reveal relationships and patterns that help you determine the best actions to take.
ArcGIS Drone2Map
ArcGIS Drone2Map lets you streamline the creation of professional imagery products from drone-captured imagery. You can use these imagery products for visualisation and analysis in ArcGIS.
ArcGIS CityEngine
ArcGIS CityEngine is an advanced 3D city design application that lets you create, edit, and share 3D building models and massive urban environments. With ArcGIS CityEngine, you can assess and plan projects and make more informed planning, architecture, and design decisions.
ArcGIS GeoPlanner
ArcGIS GeoPlanner is a web application that helps you evaluate land-use and development scenarios so you can make more informed planning decisions. You can use ArcGIS GeoPlanner to collaborate on planning projects, run comparative analysis, and create project reports.
ArcGIS Insights
ArcGIS Insights provides a web-based data analytics environment where you can explore spatial and non-spatial data. With ArcGIS Insights, you can drag and drop datasets across dynamic maps, tables, and charts to visualise information and get answers to your questions.
Apps for the Community:
ArcGIS also includes apps that let you engage your community by sharing information and crowd-sourcing ideas. For example, you can create maps that provide a narrative context for information, activities, and events, or demonstrate transparency by publishing your open data. You can also invite your audience to contribute information at their convenience using simple web and mobile apps. Apps for the community include:
Apps for the Community:
ArcGIS also includes apps that let you engage your community by sharing information and crowd-sourcing ideas. For example, you can create maps that provide a narrative context for information, activities, and events, or demonstrate transparency by publishing your open data. You can also invite your audience to contribute information at their convenience using simple web and mobile apps. Apps for the community include:
ArcGIS StoryMaps
ArcGIS StoryMaps combine interactive maps and multimedia content into elegant user experiences. They make it easy for you to harness the power of maps to tell your stories. ArcGIS comes with more than a dozen Story Map apps that let you highlight places, points of interest, map series, comparisons between maps, and more.
ArcGIS Open Data
ArcGIS Configurable Apps
Esri provides web application templates that help you quickly set up apps for your community. For example, you can configure templates for native map viewers, citizen crowdsourcing apps, photo survey apps, and more. Because they’re fully configurable, ArcGIS web application templates let you publish interactive and informative apps to the web with minimal coding.
App Builders:
ArcGIS also provides lightweight application builders that help you create intuitive and useful apps. You can quickly deploy native apps to popular app stores using configurable templates, or develop responsive web apps using ready-to-use themes and widgets that you can drag, drop, and configure. Apps builders include:
App Builders:
ArcGIS also provides lightweight application builders that help you create intuitive and useful apps. You can quickly deploy native apps to popular app stores using configurable templates, or develop responsive web apps using ready-to-use themes and widgets that you can drag, drop, and configure. Apps builders include:
ArcGIS AppStudio
ArcGIS AppStudio lets you build an app once, then deploy it natively across Android, iOS, Linux, Mac, and Windows platforms. You can share these apps inside your enterprise or publish them to the major app stores so they are available to anyone.
ArcGIS WebApp Builder
ArcGIS WebApp Builder lets you create custom apps using widgets and tools based on ArcGIS functionality. You can share these apps internally with members of your organisation or host them online to reach a wide audience.
ArcGIS Experience Builder
ArcGIS Experience Builder is a no-code/low-code platform for building web experiences using your GIS content. Without writing any code, you can create web apps and web pages using out-of-the-box templates, drag-and-drop widgets, and configurable layouts that adapt to different screen sizes.