Credits: Configure credits in the organization settings and enable credit budgeting. Member roles: Configure member roles in the organization settings and change member roles. Utility services: Manage the organization's utility service settings. Certain administrative privileges are reserved for members of the default administrator role and are not available for custom roles.
For example, only default administrators can remove other administrators from the organization. The following is a list of privileges reserved for default administrators: Create and manage administrative reports Disable multifactor authentication on member accounts Enable and disable Esri access on member accounts Change member role to or from administrator Delete other administrators from the organization Change member email addresses for ArcGIS organizational accounts Reset the passwords of other default administrators Share organization content with the public when site settings don't allow members to share outside the organization Create and own administrative groups.
Some workflows require a combination of privileges. In some cases, members are responsible for performing multiple workflows. For example, a GIS analyst may need to use certain analysis tools as well as publish hosted feature layers, which require the privileges listed in the table below for the Use the analysis tools and Publish hosted feature and WFS layers workflows.
If you are unable to perform a function that you think your role should allow you to perform, verify that your administrator has enabled the full set of privileges required for the function.
Add, update, and delete features in hosted feature layers that have editing enabled for add or update only. Manage the organization's utility service settings. Feedback on this topic? Back to Top. User types Organizations assign user types to members based on the members' needs and requirements.
Insights Analyst — Insights Analysts have all the capabilities required to use ArcGIS Insights , including creating and sharing content and performing analysis. This user type includes an Insights license. It's designed for those who primarily use Insights in their day-to-day tasks and may need to perform administrative tasks in the organization, but who don't need to access other ArcGIS apps. To learn more about this user type, see Licensing in the Insights documentation. Storytellers can sign in to StoryMaps and create stories using content such as maps, scenes, and apps created and shared by other members of their organization.
Storytellers can also create embedded maps on the fly using express maps when creating stories. This user type includes a StoryMaps license. Note: Apps that are not included with an assigned user type can be licensed and assigned as needed to specific members as add-on licenses. Note: Once a member joins, their role can be changed by administrators and those with privileges to change member roles. Note: A member's user type determines the default roles that can be assigned to them.
Tip: Although the default Viewer and Data Editor roles do not support joining groups owned by outside organizations, a member can be granted the Join external groups privilege through a custom role created based on either of these default roles. Note: Most of the privileges listed above can also be assigned as part of a custom role ; however, some administrative privileges are not available for custom roles as they are reserved for default administrators.
General privileges Members View Allows members to view the Members tab of the organization page. Groups Create, update, and delete Join organizational groups Join external groups View groups shared with organization Invite partnered organization members Add members from other organizations Content Create, update, and delete Publish hosted feature layers Publish hosted tile layers Publish hosted scene layers Publish hosted tiled imagery layers Note: This privilege requires an ArcGIS Image for ArcGIS Online user type extension license.
Note: This privilege is only visible when the Members can share content publicly setting is enabled for the organization. Administrative privileges Members View all: View all member account information Update: Update member account information, including resetting passwords Note: Only default administrators can reset the passwords of other default administrators.
Note: Only default administrators can change the role to and from the default administrator role. Note: To allow members to purchase products using credit cards, you must designate them as ArcGIS Marketplace purchasers. In this topic User types Roles Privileges. Data Editor. Use layers, maps, scenes, and apps. Use demographics. Use directions and routing network analysis. Edit features. Use spatial analysis. Use GeoEnrichment. Create content.
Share maps, scenes, and apps. Create groups. Publish hosted web layers. Perform analysis. Enable Open Data. Invite users to the organization. Manage all members, content, and groups. Manage licenses and apps. Configure website and security.
Create and modify custom roles. Manage credits. Change member roles. Disable member accounts and delete members. View the location tracks of other users.
View Allows members to view the Members tab of the organization page. Create, update, and delete. Join organizational groups. Join external groups. View groups shared with organization. Invite partnered organization members. Add members from other organizations. Publish hosted feature layers. Publish hosted tile layers. Publish hosted scene layers. View content shared with the organization. Create and edit notebooks. Schedule notebooks. View location tracks Allows members to view members' location tracks using shared track views when location tracking is enabled.
Publish real-time analytics Allows members to publish real-time analytics to analyze and process real-time data using ArcGIS Velocity. Publish big data analytics Allows members to publish big data analytics to analyze historical observation data using ArcGIS Velocity. Share with groups. For orgs with group profile feature enabled, group membership admins cannot modify group name and description.
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