The update is live! See the new capabilities in the What's New blog.
On September 21, from 5:00 p.m. to midnight (PDT), we plan to update ArcGIS Online. Please note that all planned updates are subject to change. Our What's New email, blog article, and documentation will provide a comprehensive list of enhancements.
Additional Map Viewer Capabilities
More ArcGIS Instant Apps
Schedule Administrative Reports
Administrators can schedule administrative reports on intervals such as day, week, or month. This ensures that reports are available whenever they are ready for review. Scheduled reports are listed in their own section for convenient reference.
Download Options for ArcGIS Dashboards
In addition to providing an intuitive way to visualize and interact with data, ArcGIS Dashboards gives users the option to allow data in their dashboards to be downloaded. Downloaded data can be used for additional analysis and custom reports or transferred to other applications.
Enjoy a tour of the new features in ArcGIS Online by watching this demo video.
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Time to Transition
Home Page: Legacy ArcGIS Online home pages will automatically be upgraded to the new home page early next year unless you request an extension. The new home page editor makes it easy to build a modern home page that meets accessibility requirements and displays beautifully across device types.
Esri Story Maps: The classic Esri Story Maps templates are moving into extended support. Begin your transition to ArcGIS StoryMaps, the next generation storytelling tool. Experience its modern builder that offers new capabilities including express maps, timelines, custom themes, reader analytics, collections, autosave, and draft mode.
Raster basemaps (not including imagery, elevation, and polar maps) are moving into mature support. Transition to Esri vector basemaps, which are available in more than 20 map styles and more than 30 languages and are updated every few weeks. Because vector basemaps are much smaller in size than their raster counterparts, they are more performant and efficient to download for offline use.
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