Can people who are not members of an organization view my organization's home page?

[AllisonHoff]

I would like to show other people what my organization is working on - is there a way they can access the home page? Also can I find other organization home pages to get ideas of how to set up my organization? Thanks!
Allison

[MikeMinami]

Yes people outside your organization can see your home page if you allow them to. On the My Organization tab, choose Edit Settings. There's an option under the Security tab to allow anonymous access to your organization.

As an alternative, some people embed content from arcgis online into their own company web pages. For example, embedding maps or galleries, or creating web mapping applications from their web maps and linking to these.

http://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/share-maps/embed-maps-groups.htm
http://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/create-maps/create-map-apps.htm

Thanks,

Mike

[AllisonHoff]

Yes people outside your organization can see your home page if you allow them to. On the My Organization tab, choose Edit Settings. There's an option under the Security tab to allow anonymous access to your organization.

As an alternative, some people embed content from arcgis online into their own company web pages. For example, embedding maps or galleries, or creating web mapping applications from their web maps and linking to these.

http://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/share-maps/embed-maps-groups.htm
http://doc.arcgis.com/en/arcgis-online/create-maps/create-map-apps.htm

Thanks,

Mike

How would a public account user search for my organization?
Thank you!
Allison

[MikeMinami]

If the user visits your website directly (xxx.maps.arcgis.com), the search box returns matches of the public data in your organization only.

If the user visits arcgis.com, items that your organization has shared publicly will be matched, however, they will be mingled in the search results with everything else. There really isn't an easy way to just show the matches from a particular organization.

Thanks,

Mike