ArcGIS Online Blog - Page 2

Are you an avid ArcGIS Online user? We want to hear from you!

Esri is dedicated to ensuring a secure and reliable environment, which is why ArcGIS Online is now the first and only software as a service (SaaS) geographic information system (GIS) to receive FedRAMP Moderate Authorization for federal agencies to securely store and process data.  

Learn what this means for your organization in this article.

Use administrative reports to help you monitor and manage members, content, credits, and other activities in your ArcGIS Online organization. Check out the video and other links included in this article to learn more.

Want to learn about the various ways to integrate data with ArcGIS Online? Start with these resources to get started.

Resources to learn what's new in ArcGIS Online after the June 2024 update. 

When creating and updating features using Forms in the Editor widget, calculated expressions can be triggered to populate field values automatically.

The challenge: values for fields with calculated expressions cannot be edited or recalculated on demand, while editable fields do not support calculated expressions.

A workaround is proposed in this article.

Credits are the currency used in ArcGIS Online. While most of what you do does not require credits, credits are consumed when you use analysis tools. Here's some tips to manage and minimize credit consumption for analysis.

Announcing the release of the Community Mapping for Racial Equity and Social Justice tutorial collection, designed to equip young mappers with essential ArcGIS skills and focuses on mapping local communities through the lens of Racial Equity and Social Justice (RESJ) workflow.   

By default, web maps you create in ArcGIS Online Map Viewer are displayed in the Web Mercator map projection. But what if you want to use a map projection other than Web Mercator for your map? This article explains why you might want to change the projection and how to do it in a few simple steps.

ArcGIS Online was just updated (February 2024). Learn what's new by reading the following resources: