ArcGIS QuickCapture Blog

The QuickCapture designer now offers 2 options for enabling oriented imagery in the designer: Oriented imagery and Oriented imagery (Classic). The first option utilizes the new oriented imagery feature layer item type, that is well integrated into the ArcGIS platform. For example, the layer can be directly opened in the ArcGIS Online Map Viewer or in ArcGIS Pro. The the second option (classic) untilzes the old catalog item type, which can be consumed by stand alone web apps and an community supported ArcGIS Pro addin. 

For any layers in your project, you can enable both options! This is because for the time being the oriented imager feature layer implementation, does not yet match the capabilities of the classic verion (yet).

Learn how to streamline field data collection using the integrated Arcade editor in the QuickCapture web designer. You can configure Arcade expressions from the Data tab for each capture field in the project.

Try out the integrated Arcade editor in the QuickCapture web designer to write Arcade expressions that populate fields for collected data. This workflow is applicable to data collected online and offline.

Arcade, more user inputs, oriented imagery layer support and more in this update! Read on to learn more...

In the event that records to fail to send from your mobile device, we need a method for recovering and exporting them, so that they can be appended to the feature layer.

These are the steps for an iOS device

• Install iTunes on your laptop
• Connect the device to your laptop
• Open iTunes, click on your device, and navigate to: File Sharing > Apps: QuickCapture > select the “ArcGIS” folder > 'Save' it to a local directory

• Within that folder, locate a file with a ".qcr" (QuickCapture Recovery) extension.
• Rename this file with a ".zip" extension, and then extract the data locally.
• Within the unzipped folder, find the sqlite database containing the orphaned records.

For an Android device, the process is the same.  However we can use File Explorer instead of iTunes.

Join us on November 9. Learn about what's coming, test the Beta software and provide feedback to the QuickCapture team!

Did you miss our Get Started Webinar on May 24? No worries! Here is the recording.

A new update to ArcGIS QuickCapture is now available! It is time to download the latest update from the app store. Take advantage of new features, including:

• Video Recording
• Enhanced App Linking
• A better icon gallery
• Other enhancements and fixes

One more update before the end of 2022! The QuickCapture mobile app has been updated in the Apple, Google Play and Microsoft app stores. The build number is now 1.16.292.  As usual, all your existing projects will continue to work with this new release, but there is a lot more to this release than that...

Learn what's coming in December 2022