ArcGIS Mission will deprecate on September 14, 2026. It will reach its final planned release alongside ArcGIS Enterprise 12.3 in Fall 2027 and will continue to be supported through the standard ArcGIS Mission Product Life Cycle.
Organizations currently using ArcGIS Mission can continue using existing deployments and are encouraged to evaluate how their operational workflows can be supported through the broader ArcGIS platform in partnership with their Esri team. Support, patches, and documentation will continue throughout the product lifecycle to support your transition.
Why is ArcGIS Mission being retired?
ArcGIS Mission was created to support real-time command and control, geospatial collaboration, and operational awareness for distributed teams. ArcGIS capabilities are evolving rapidly and are no longer limited to a standalone product. For this reason, we encourage customers to leverage those capabilities to support their operational workflows.
What is the recommended transition and next step?
No immediate action is required. Customers can continue using ArcGIS Mission today and upgrade through planned releases, including ArcGIS Mission 12.2 and 12.3. For longer-term planning, organizations are encouraged to evaluate their current workflows, explore related ArcGIS capabilities, and work with their Esri team to discuss options that best meet their needs.
What will happen to my existing ArcGIS Mission deployment?
ArcGIS Mission will continue to be maintained through the ArcGIS Enterprise 12.3 release and then follow its standard product life cycle.
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Your Esri team is here to partner with you through this transition. We encourage you to partner with your Esri team to plan your path forward.
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