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Municipal Agreement Registry — App that is primarily non-spatial, with secondary map component, no-code

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Summary:

What are the options for building a Municipal Agreement Registry using the ArcGIS platform? (Enterprise/Portal or AGOL)

The system is meant to track and manage legal agreements. It would primarily be a non-spatial system with forms, lists, & hyperlinks, and it would have a secondary map component for spatial visualization.


Details:

  1. A list of legal agreements that the City, businesses, or residents have signed. New list entries are to be submitted using a form. And the table would have hyperlinks to legal documents on a local network drive.
  2. Agreement types:
    1. Civil Development (subdivision, site plan, condo)
    2. Business Development (sponsorship, grant, advertising, loan)
    3. Land Information (easement, parcel, land transfer, encroachment, rental, licensing, shared road)
    4. Facilities and Maintenance (access, construction)
    5. Legal (contract, financial, purchase/sale, funding, data sharing, non-disclosure, union)
  3. A list of 10,000 existing agreements to be loaded, growing to a maximum of 15,000 records. And there are additional related tables: one-to-many relationship.
  4. A web map to visualize where the agreements are located, and symbolize the agreements by type. Unfortunately, not all records will have a spatial component. Best guess is we will do some combination of the following to map the records that do have spatial information:
    1. Geocode tabular addresses
    2. Join a City_Property_ID field to a City_Property polygon layer
    3. Join a Subdivision_Number to a Subdivision polygon layer
  5. Looking to build a no-code or low-code solution that has strong form and list functionality. We've ruled out Microsoft Power Apps and SharePoint Lists because they don't support this many records, and they don't handle related 1:M tables well.


What ArcGIS product do you recommend for a primarily non-spatial system like this?

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