Latest Contributions by AnthonyMosinski1

James can you send me the reservation example as well? I am working on trying to create a check in/out system using survey123 based on availability at hunting areas. Hoping that it might help me create one. ... View more

I just went to look for the stakeholder feature service and I only have the main feature service in the folder? Should it be somewhere else? ... View more

I am using the main feature service, but reading that link you sent I should be using the stakeholder? Will I have to do all these steps every time I update the survey? I am updating the survey often. We have staff calling to add their work areas when they are not in the survey dropdown options.  How do I share the xls form? There is not a link to attach a file? See the image below of what my tool bar look likes for this chat. Can I send you an email? ... View more

Thank you so much for all this detail! Currently, in our 1 department we have about 50+ arcgis users all using collector and survey123 to collect field data (there are 5 departments all with varying counts of users). We then have 2 IT staff that are in charge of all GIS apps and database management for 1000s of employees.    Our current process is: If one of our AGOL users would like an app built for their project they have to call IT, describe the project (takes 1 day), have them build what they interpreted (takes 3+ weeks with all their workload), then has the requester test it and check for edits (takes 1 day), then the requester will either notify them it needs corrections (3-5 days) and then the work is published. So the entire process from the request to the final product usually takes 3+ weeks and has alot of emails and phone calls. The only GIS permissions anyone has outside of the 2 IT staff are editing data that IT has shared on AGOL and mapping and editing data in ArcDesktop (still no access to Pro).    We are hoping to restructure so there is 1 GIS person (obviously with the expertise in GIS and their respective department) in each department that can create these apps/maps/dashboards/etc. The thought behind that is IT is an expert in their field and our department is an expert in our field, but having IT build something that they are not experts in nor ever go to the field to use or test these apps, is a struggle to communicate exactly what we need. So if we have designated staff from each department that already are experts in their field as well as have the GIS expertise to create the apps needed to complete the jobs we will have faster turn around times from design to field use, as well as more accurate and appropriate for the situations.   However, we are having alot of backlash/resistance from IT and other departments to have this change. So my thought was to see how other large organizations are structured and hopefully be able to grow our GIS in our organization the correct way. So I appreciate your feedback. ... View more

Thank you so much for all this detail! Currently, in our 1 department we have about 50+ arcgis users all using collector and survey123 to collect field data (there are 5 departments all with varying counts of users). We then have 2 IT staff that are in charge of all GIS apps and database management for 1000s of employees.  Our current process is: If one of our AGOL users would like an app built for their project they have to call IT, describe the project (takes 1 day), have them build what they interpreted (takes 3+ weeks with all their workload), then has the requester test it and check for edits (takes 1 day), then the requester will either notify them it needs corrections (3-5 days) and then the work is published. So the entire process from the request to the final product usually takes 3+ weeks and has alot of emails and phone calls. The only GIS permissions anyone has outside of the 2 IT staff are editing data that IT has shared on AGOL and mapping and editing data in ArcDesktop (still no access to Pro).  We are hoping to restructure so there is 1 GIS person (obviously with the expertise in GIS and their respective department) in each department that can create these apps/maps/dashboards/etc. The thought behind that is IT is an expert in their field and our department is an expert in our field, but having IT build something that they are not experts in nor ever go to the field to use or test these apps, is a struggle to communicate exactly what we need. So if we have designated staff from each department that already are experts in their field as well as have the GIS expertise to create the apps needed to complete the jobs we will have faster turn around times from design to field use, as well as more accurate and appropriate for the situations. However, we are having alot of backlash/resistance from IT and other departments to have this change. So my thought was to see how other large organizations are structured and hopefully be able to grow our GIS in our organization the correct way. So I appreciate your feedback. ... View more

Thank you. I will remove and add to the correct group ... View more

Thank you so much for your help I will give it a try! I appreciate it! ... View more

I am not familiar with that process. Do you create repeats in survey123 connect? Do you have to set up a related database or does it automatically? ... View more

Hi Johnathan, thank you for the update.  We collect wildlife data throughout the state and were hoping to use quick capture to do so. The plan we have for hands-free data collection is actually for 2 projects, for now. The first project is a roadkill survey. We have staff drive routes throughout the state and record roadkill. It would be nice to have the driver of the vehicle to be able to simply just call out - "1 deer", "1 opossum", etc. Instead of having to look at the device to find the button for deer/opossum. The other survey is a survey done in a plane/helicopter. Currently, staff fly over water bodies and speak into a recorder the count of each species on the water. For example, a biologist will fly over a lake and speak into the recorder "5 mallards, 10 gulls, 20 geese, etc. Then this data is listened to back in the office and the data entered into an excel sheet for each lake. I am hoping to use quick capture to have the voice input of the species then the count and then have it tied to the actual location of the birds rather than tied to the entire water body.  ... View more

Any update on the hands free quickcapture - operating quickcapture with your voice? Really love all the updates to quickcapture so far especially the map feature, we were having staff flip between quick capture and collector to see the updates. It will be nice to have it all in one app, thank you!  ... View more