This is where an on-demand workflow can help. Being able to adapt and be flexible in the field can keep a field team productive. That can be for any number of reasons, including scheduling changes, adjusting to weather, or sudden changes in priority of work. On demand-There are times when it is difficult to predict or know exactly where your mobile staff is going ahead of time.Taking these decisions out of the control of offline staff members simplifies their workflow and helps them get up and running faster to focus on the work they need to do. Because the area is defined by the map author, there are minimal errors in the field-such as not enough detail or in the wrong geographic area-when downloading an offline map with layers that have predefined map areas.A single offline map area can be downloaded by many users, allowing it to perform better at scale when supporting many offline mobile workers because the data they download has already been packaged. The data for the offline map area is packaged once for all users who need it and hosted in ArcGIS Online.
Defining offline areas ahead of time has the following benefits over an on-demand workflow: Whenever possible, it is recommended that you prepare offline map areas ahead of time. Offline map areas ahead of time for your users. Ahead of time-This pattern is sometimes referred to as a preplanned offline map area.Offline map areas are created in two ways: Taking web maps offline requires offline map areas. Use the links above for information about what configurations each app supports. Custom apps created using ArcGIS Runtime SDK.The following apps support taking web maps offline: Taking web maps offline allows you to reliably work with your GIS data in disconnected scenarios when connectivity is intermittent or unavailable.
Enabling layers and maps for offline use.
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