https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-pro-questions/how-to-structure-multiple-service-delivery/m-p/1719741#M104309 <P>Hi all, I'm hoping I can get some guidance here on how best to represent service footprints in a webmap in Experience Builder (or similar).</P><P>I am mapping service provider footprints, to view individual provider footprints and identify service overlaps (ie where provider footprints overlap).&nbsp;</P><P>I have an .xlsx with ~100 rows, each row represents a unique service provider. Each service provider lists the ABS SA3s covered by their service - some only list 1 SA3, others list 'Australia' (ie all geographic SA3s).</P><P>There's also SA3 Census data to provide information about target populations etc.</P><P>Whatever I end up with will then be uploaded to Enterprise Portal and an EB App (or similar) created. This will have a map and widgets (including a list that shows the Census data for an SA3 when it is selected on the map, and information about if there are other service providers in that SA3).</P><P>I'm unsure how to proceed with this:<BR />Option 1 - A single SA3 feature class to represent all service footprints? How do I attribute this?</P><P>Option 2 - SA3 feature class with duplicate SA3s where there is &gt;1 service provider?</P><P>Option 3 - Create a feature class per service provider, ending up with 100 feature classes?</P><P>Option 4 - Join/Relate tables - I've not much experience in this, but open to trying it out if the best option.</P><P>Any thoughts, previous experience would be greatly appreciated. Happy to do the work, just need to ideas on how to get started!</P> Tue, 11 Aug 2026 04:22:23 GMT redchelle123 2026-08-11T04:22:23Z https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-pro-questions/how-to-structure-multiple-service-delivery/m-p/1719741#M104309 <P>Hi all, I'm hoping I can get some guidance here on how best to represent service footprints in a webmap in Experience Builder (or similar).</P><P>I am mapping service provider footprints, to view individual provider footprints and identify service overlaps (ie where provider footprints overlap).&nbsp;</P><P>I have an .xlsx with ~100 rows, each row represents a unique service provider. Each service provider lists the ABS SA3s covered by their service - some only list 1 SA3, others list 'Australia' (ie all geographic SA3s).</P><P>There's also SA3 Census data to provide information about target populations etc.</P><P>Whatever I end up with will then be uploaded to Enterprise Portal and an EB App (or similar) created. This will have a map and widgets (including a list that shows the Census data for an SA3 when it is selected on the map, and information about if there are other service providers in that SA3).</P><P>I'm unsure how to proceed with this:<BR />Option 1 - A single SA3 feature class to represent all service footprints? How do I attribute this?</P><P>Option 2 - SA3 feature class with duplicate SA3s where there is &gt;1 service provider?</P><P>Option 3 - Create a feature class per service provider, ending up with 100 feature classes?</P><P>Option 4 - Join/Relate tables - I've not much experience in this, but open to trying it out if the best option.</P><P>Any thoughts, previous experience would be greatly appreciated. Happy to do the work, just need to ideas on how to get started!</P> Tue, 11 Aug 2026 04:22:23 GMT https://community.esri.com/t5/arcgis-pro-questions/how-to-structure-multiple-service-delivery/m-p/1719741#M104309 redchelle123 2026-08-11T04:22:23Z