Enable Data Downloads in Experience Builder

[PeterBirch_NSTA]

Currently, our web apps allow external users to view and download snapshots of our data using the "Export to CSV" option within the attribute table header. As we transition from Web App Builder to Experience Builder, we have identified a gap: Experience Builder currently lacks a download option or widget.

We propose adding the ability to download spatial data directly within an Experience Builder app. This feature could be implemented via a download widget, a linked button, or export options that can be placed anywhere within the app, preferably in the header alongside the layers and legend widgets. This functionality should enable users to download either the entire dataset or a filtered subset in various formats, including .shp, .CSV, .GeoJSON, and .KML, with a preference for downloading as a Feature Class.

This enhancement would greatly improve user experience by providing flexible and accessible data download options.

Cheers!

[BeeSmith]

just to add - we have some apps that are specifically designed to aid users to find, filter and download data as easily as possible. The current exp builder attribute table widget allows users to download as csv but will retain the data's field aliases, which is very useful. Other methods of downloading csv (e.g. via hub) will lose the field aliases which is unhelpful. So the table download function is very useful, but unfortunately very hidden and not easy to find. To enable us to create a button that can be prominently displayed in the app but has the same functionality as the table download button would be really useful. 

[RichardHowe]

A direct, single-button data download button/widget (allowing spatial and tabular data to be downloaded in esri compatible formats in long overdue

[IgorAtamanchuk]

Feature Class and Map Image Layer download is Very desirable for all our clients.

[JeffreyThompson2]

The ability to download data from Experience Builder has been around for a while now. It was possible to download a CSV at least as far back as Enterprise 10.9.1. In the latest version, data can be exported as a CSV, JSON, GeoJSON, or Portal Item from a variety of widgets.

[CherieKeller]

For me, I need to allow public users to download the the features (preferably the selected features) to a feature class or shapefile.  These folks will not necessarily have an online account, or have access to tools for JSON or GeoJSON.  And, I tried downloading one of my simple layers to a GeoJSON but I don't have the extension for converting to a feature layer (and most of our users won't).

THM:  The current options aren't adequate for what we need!

[ijr]

Also have a need for allowing users who may not have an account to download selected data.

[MariaPazCampos]

Considere que es necesario, habilitar la descarga de capas o una clase de identidad que se pueda incorporar un widget de descarga 

[GayleNeufeld]

Given everything I read about Experience Builder, I was under the impression that users were already able to download filtered data from it.  Please Esri, get this done!  It doesn't seem like it's a big ask.