Work From Your Esri Environment
The TerraFlex add-in for ArcMap® enables you to create projects straight from your Esri geodatabase and download collected data directly back into it. There are no import and export processes to manage, meaning higher data quality and greater productivity.
Compatible with Your Geodatabase
The TerraFlex add-in works with both File and Enterprise geodatabases, and supports features such as versioning, geometric networks, sub-types, attachments and domains. Tables can also be used to create templates for non-spatial data collection and update.
Simplify Project Set-Up
From the TerraFlex add-in you can publish templates for data collection in TerraFlex using the fields defined in your GIS. If you need to update existing GIS data, simply select the features and send them straight to the field using TerraFlex tasks. Once the data has been collected, download it directly into your GIS with a simple button click.
Work outside of the Cloud
If you prefer to synchronize your data directly to and from your Esri on-premise infrastructure, you can use the offline data transfer workflow between TerraFlex and the Trimble Positions Desktop add-in for Esri ArcMap. Create projects and templates for your data collection activities from within Esri ArcMap and transfer them to the field. Once you've collected your data transfer it back to the office, perform post-processing, and update features directly to your geodatabase.
What's New
TerraFlex Add-in for ArcMap v4.04
A new version of the TerraFlex Desktop add-in for ArcGIS Desktop (ArcMap) is available. As a reminder, the add-in supports both TerraFlex on Connect and TerraFlex on InSphere workflows.
- Easier configuration for common metadata and auto-fill fields.
- Improved real-time correction datum configuration.
- Improved handling of photo downloads.
- New office-side metadata fields.
For more detail around the new features and improvements, please view here.
Download the TerraFlex Add-in for ArcMap
Download the latest version of the TerraFlex add-in for ArcMap and see the User Guide for more information on how to get started.
