My operators made some edits in field maps and it took 15 minutes for When a record is created in a feature layer to be triggered. Is there a way for this to be faster, why does it take so long?
https://services7.arcgis.com/
Yes, AGO Connector. They made about 5 inserts and the first one triggered fast and the last 4 triggered at about the 15 min mark. It's a point FC with about 400 features.
@TL2 are you using ArcGIS Online connector? The ArcGIS Connector creates a server side webhook on your feature service which you can see in the Feature Service -->Settings. Unfortunately, ArcGIS Connector for Power Automate doesn't have control over how and when the webhook will trigger. The flow will start running when ArcGIS ( enterprise) webhook triggers. So far standard time is approx 2-5 minutes. If you have large geometries like detailed polygons being edited this may take a bit longer
We have seen slow performance with ArcGIS Online webhooks in the past and appropriate people are involved.
Can you let me know what your feature service URL starts with and what # it has in `services#.arcgis.com`? e.g. "services5.arcgis.com" or "services.arcgis.com"
Yes.Depending on your Power Automate licensing tier (Free vs. Per-User/Standard vs. Premium plans), Microsoft may only check the ArcGIS endpoint for changes every 15 minutes on lower tiers.
You can check and reduce the polling interval if the connector allows it.
Not sure where this is done - can you do it on When a record is created in a feature layer within power automate?
Hi @TL2, This depends on the ArcGIS feature layer webhook/connector polling and the downstream service processing the event.The following URLs should provide more information.https://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/reference/webhooks-online.htm
https://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/reference/webhook-trigger.htm
You can check and reduce the polling interval if the connector allows it.15 minutes usually points to polling, sync timing, or connector-side processing rather than the edit itself.
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