
The referenceContext parameter and its value center specify the type of action that should be performed in the app-in this case, centering the map. For example, uses the parameter itemID and the value 3ac4145c1ac44aea86e9ed42e00fbb0d to open the map with that ID. Field Maps linksįield Maps links have the following format:, where parameter and value pairs are replaced with the values you want to use to open a map. If your mobile workers are working offline, the links still work. If the map is enabled for editing, they can start capturing data when the map opens. Use links to Field Maps that, when tapped, open Field Maps to the map you want mobile workers to use. Make it easy for mobile workers to open the right map and get started on their work by sharing a link directly to your map through an email, text message, web page, or another app. Mobile workers can browse to your map in Field Maps, or you can provide a URL directly to it.


Share your map for use in Field Mapsįield Maps provides access to maps that are either owned by a mobile worker or shared with an ArcGIS organization or group containing the mobile worker.
#WEBMAP MOBILE SOFTWARE#
You can also use mobile device management (MDM) software to deploy and configure the mobile app. Provide your mobile workers with help on using the app by customizing a field guide for your organization's data collection projects or by providing instructions for sharing their location.
#WEBMAP MOBILE DOWNLOAD#
When mobile workers need to work offline, they can download maps you've prepared, or they can copy MMPKs directly to their device. Share it with them, and then they can either browse to the map in ArcGIS Field Maps or tap a custom link you've sent. Once your map is ready for use in the field, deploy it to your mobile workers.


