ArcGIS Workforce is a mobile solution that uses the power of location-based decision making for better mobile workforce coordination and teamwork. It's composed of a web app used by project administrators and dispatchers in the office, and a mobile app used by mobile workers on their devices. Organizations using ArcGIS Workforce get the following benefits:

• Everything you need on one device—Mobile workers can view and process work assignments, provide updates on work status, and inform others of their location, all from one device.
• Greater agility—Using real-time and location-based information, dispatchers can assign and prioritize fieldwork on the fly and ensure that work is assigned to the right people at the right time.
• Increased productivity—Replace time-consuming and error-prone manual workforce management processes, reduce downtime, and keep projects on schedule.

ArcGIS Workforce includes two apps—the ArcGIS Workforce mobile app and the ArcGIS Workforce web app.

The ArcGIS Workforce mobile app is available on Google Play for Android devices and the App Store for iPad and iPhone.

The Workforce web app is accessed through your portal. How you access it depends on the software you're using:

• If you're using ArcGIS Online—Access the Workforce web app through the app launcher or by going to https://www.arcgis.com/apps/workforce.
• If you're using ArcGIS Enterprise—Access the Workforce web app through the app launcher or by going to https://host.domain.com/webadaptor/apps/workforce/ (where host, domain, and webadaptor are replaced by the information about your portal).

No. Workforce is designed for use in any situation where you would otherwise use paper maps to organize and coordinate fieldwork. Example use cases include field inspections; service requests, maintenance, and repair activities; permitting; and One Call (call before you dig) tickets.

Workforce is available on iOS and Android.

No, Workforce does not support using ArcGIS Online public accounts. You must be part of an ArcGIS organization to use the app.

The privileges you need for Workforce depend on the role you have. Project owners, who create and manage projects, need to have the following permissions:

• Groups: Create, update, and delete
• Groups: Add members from other organizations
• Content: Create, update, and delete
• Content: Publish hosted feature layers
• Sharing: Share with groups
• Features: Edit or Features: Edit with full control

Dispatchers, who create and assign assignments, and mobile workers, who complete assignments, need to have the Features: Edit or Features: Edit with full control privilege.

For details, see Privileges in ArcGIS Online or Privileges in ArcGIS Enterprise.

Workforce is available to members of ArcGIS organizations (ArcGIS Online or ArcGIS Enterprise). For more information, see Licensing Terms of Use.

Workforce is a mobile solution that uses the power of location-based decision making for better field workforce coordination. While there are no plans to add new capabilities to the Workforce mobile app, it will continue to be supported. New capabilities will be part of the new ArcGIS Field Maps app. The Workforce web app will continue to be maintained; however no new capabilities are planned at this time.

ArcGIS Field Maps will be the only app your mobile workforce needs to complete their map-centric workflows. They will be able to collect data, mark up maps, capture location tracks, complete assignments, and navigate to assets all from one app. The ArcGIS Field Maps app has a beta program and will be released in three phases, the first of which will be made available in Q3 2020. Learn more about ArcGIS Field Maps.

The ArcGIS Workforce team would love to hear from you about the app. You can provide feedback through the Esri Community ArcGIS Workforce community page. There is also a feedback option in the mobile apps. If you're experiencing issues using the app, contact Esri Technical Support.

A Classic project is any project that is not enabled for offline use. Projects created prior to the August 2020 release of Workforce are labeled as Classic and appear under Classic projects on the Projects page. Classic projects will only appear in the Classic version of the mobile app, listed as Workforce for ArcGIS. They will not appear in ArcGIS Workforce.

To migrate a Classic project to one that is enabled for offline use, see Migrate Classic projects. To create a Classic project, see Use ArcGIS API for Python.

Workforce supports integration with ArcGIS Field Maps, ArcGIS Collector, ArcGIS Explorer, ArcGIS Navigator, and ArcGIS Survey123. App integrations maximize the efficiency of your mobile workers by providing directions as well as the maps and surveys needed to complete their work.

Field Maps is a mapcentric field app used to view maps, collect new information, and inspect existing data managed in your organization. Add Field Maps integration so that Workforce opens the right map and locates the assignment for map viewing or rapid data collection. For more information, see Add and configure ArcGIS Field Maps.

Collector is a mapcentric field data collection app used to collect new information and inspect existing data managed in your organization. Add Collector integration so that Workforce opens the right map and locates the assignment for rapid data collection. For more information, see Add and configure ArcGIS Collector.

Explorer is a map viewing app used to access your data and asset information. Add Explorer integration so that Workforce opens the right map, centered on your assignment. For more information, see Add and configure ArcGIS Explorer.

Navigator gets your mobile workers to the locations of their assignments using Esri-provided maps or your own maps. Add Navigator integration so that Workforce can open Navigator to provide directions from the worker's current location to the assignment location. Integration with Navigator is enabled by default.

Survey123 is a formcentric data collection app used to conduct a survey with predefined questions that use conditional logic to provide answers that are easy to fill in. Add Survey123 integration so that Workforce opens the right survey. For more information, see Add and configure ArcGIS Survey123.

The following versions are required:

• ArcGIS Field Maps 20.1.0 or later
• ArcGIS Collector 17.0.3 or later
• ArcGIS Explorer 17.1.0 or later
• ArcGIS Navigator 2.0 or later
• ArcGIS Survey123 1.6 or later

Integration with a work order or asset management system is a common request. Usually, this is to automate creation of assignments. You can create assignments that work in Workforce through automation and scripting.

Creating recurring or repeating assignments is a common request. You can use automation and scripting to create these types of assignments in Workforce.

There are a couple of common issues that may occur when trying to sign in. Verify that you typed your user name and password correctly. Make sure your account is part of an ArcGIS organization (ArcGIS Online or ArcGIS Enterprise). Workforce does not support using ArcGIS Online public accounts.

Before you can use a project that is managed by another organization, you need to accept the organization's invitation to join their project's group. See Join groups in the ArcGIS Online help for details.

The status and location of mobile workers update every time a sync occurs in the Workforce mobile app. Workforce has an automatic sync that occurs every 15 minutes when the mobile worker has an internet connection. If the mobile worker updates an assignment, their worker status, or their location, an automatic sync occurs every 60 seconds. Mobile workers can also perform a manual sync when they have an internet connection by tapping Sync now in the mobile app.

Worker status and location will not update in the Workforce web app under the following conditions:

• The mobile worker does not have an internet connection.
• The mobile worker has moved less than 10 meters from their previous location.
• The mobile worker has changed their worker status to On Break or Not Working. Location will not update for mobile workers with either of these statuses.
• The mobile worker did not allow Workforce access to their location.

There are a couple of common issues that may occur when trying to sign in. Verify that you typed your user name and password correctly. Make sure your account is part of an ArcGIS organization (ArcGIS Online or ArcGIS Enterprise). Workforce does not support using ArcGIS Online public accounts.

Before you can use a project that is managed by another organization, you need to accept the organization's invitation to join their project's group. See Join groups in the ArcGIS Online help for details.

The following versions are required:

• ArcGIS Field Maps 20.1.0 or later
• ArcGIS Collector 17.0.3 or later
• ArcGIS Explorer 17.1.0 or later
• ArcGIS Navigator 2.0 or later
• ArcGIS Survey123 1.6 or later

Workforce captures the current location of mobile workers. This is different than location sharing, which stores previous locations and creates a track based on these stored points. While location sharing is not supported in Workforce, it is supported in ArcGIS Field Maps. The two apps can be used side by side on the same mobile device.

The ArcGIS Field Maps mobile app, available on Android and iOS devices, is optimized for sharing locations in the background, minimizing the impact on device battery life. The mobile app records tracks independent of a data connection and provides mobile users control of when they are and aren't tracked. Use Field Maps to capture the tracks of your workforce in the field, monitor where they are, and analyze where they have been.

On iOS, Workforce supports viewing tracks collected through Field Maps so that mobile users can see their tracks while working. Field Maps stores the tracks locally on your device, so they are available even while offline. To view tracks in Workforce, turn on My Tracks in Layers . The tracks you see are configured through Field Maps and honor the settings you make for viewing tracks.