Can this be done? Feature editing access on ArcGIS Online for non-account holders, without exposing editing to the public.
I currently host a feature layer on ArcGIS Online for ultimate consumption within a Dashboard. This all needs to be public for other people within my company to view and share with the public. I also need certain internal non-GIS users to be able to go in and make minor edits to attributes and possibly add new features to the hosted feature layer.
I'll quickly run through what I use/tried/brainstormed: 1) survey123 forms for editing data within AGO - issue is having to expose the data editing to the public. I even tried adding a password to the survey123 XLSForm but editing still needs to be open to the public. 2) survey123 forms within our portal so that only folks within our org can open and submit surveys - issue here is a more convoluted workflow of transferring data from enterprise over to AGO every time they make edits. 3) get light weight user accounts for those needing to make edits - issue may be with having others keep accounts they don't frequent, and org restrictions on numerous user accounts.
I've seen various editors like Web Forms within AGO web maps, the new ArcGIS Web Editor, etc. These make me realize maybe the survey form route is a little too complex to maintain for this purpose. So, it seems like there a many ways to approach this, but nothing really seems to get at exactly what I need. As an added assumption, my thought is that there must be a way to have users access and edit data without needing to have a full fledged AGO account, but also not open to the entire world to edit.
All thoughts appreciated! Thanks.
