Understand collaborations—ArcGIS Online Help

Your ArcGIS Online organization can use partnered collaborations to share content with other ArcGIS Online organizations. When two or more organizations create ...

Answering Your Questions on Collaborating in ArcGIS Online - Esri

ArcGIS Online is the largest community of geospatial data and professionals. It is a collaborative cloud-based mapping solution that allows ...

Create a partnered collaboration - ArcGIS Online

To share content with another ArcGIS Online organization, you can create a partnered collaboration. Creating a collaboration establishes trust between ...

About distributed collaboration—Portal for ArcGIS

Collaborations can be useful for many workflows, including exposing ArcGIS Enterprise content to the public through ArcGIS Online, making data visible across ...

How distributed collaboration works—ArcGIS Online Help

When configuring a collaboration workspace, host administrators specify how feature layers will be shared (by reference or as copies) and define the access mode ...

Create a distributed collaboration - ArcGIS Online

Create a collaboration and workspace · Sign in to the host (ArcGIS Online) organization as a member with administrative privileges to manage the organization's ...

Solved: Supported Content Items in Partnered Collaboration...

ArcGIS Hub content and group collaboration - see this blog post for a Q/A on it. · Spatial user workflow error - sharing to organization, and to ...

Best Practices for Collaboration across ArcGIS Online Organizations

Being able to securely share and collaborate with other ArcGIS Online users enables the community to work together. Come to this session to learn how to ...

Manage partnered collaborations—ArcGIS Online Help

Manage collaboration details · Sign in to your organization as an administrator with privileges to manage the organization's collaborations. · At the top of the ...

Getting to grips with Partnered Collaboration in ArcGIS Online

Finally, Distributed Collaboration allows ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Enterprise organisations to share and sync content using groups. When content ...

ArcGIS Online: Collaborating Across Organizations - Esri Videos

Promote collaborative map and app editing between multiple ArcGIS Online organizations using Partnered Collaboration. Learn how to co-manage groups, maps, apps ...

Share content with collaboration groups—ArcGIS Online Help

Use distributed collaboration to share content with other organizations.

Key concepts for collaboration—Portal for ArcGIS

Accept an invitation to collaborate; Link a group to the workspace; Configure sync settings for the collaboration workspace. Deployment support for ...

Use partnered collaborations—ArcGIS Online Help

With collaborations, you can extend the reach of your GIS content by seamlessly sharing maps, apps, layers, and more with other organizations.

Manage distributed collaborations—ArcGIS Online Help

As the distributed collaboration host, you can manage the workspaces, guest organizations, and details of your collaborations.

About distributed collaboration—Portal for ArcGIS

With distributed collaboration, you can connect and integrate your GIS across a network of participants including those with membership in ArcGIS Online or ...

What has been your experience collaborating on ArcGIS Online? : r/gis

Enterprise gets you access to Portal for ArcGIS which, as i understand, is both an inward facing GIS data management system, as well as an ...

Use distributed collaborations - ArcGIS Online

With collaborations, you can extend the reach of your GIS content by seamlessly sharing maps, apps, layers, and more with other organizations.

Partnered Collaborations in ArcGIS Online - Resource Centre | Esri UK

In Partnered Collaboration groups, members from different organisations can collaboratively edit items and build web maps and publish apps.

ArcGIS Online: Partnered Collaboration Between Organizations

Promote collaborative map and app editing between multiple ArcGIS Online organizations using partnered collaboration.