(Updated: Feb 3, 2025 – This article is frequently updated to provide the most up–to–date information. Users are encouraged to revisit this blog article as it will continue to be updated with detailed transition information as it becomes available.)
ArcGIS Insights is being deprecated, and we want to ensure you’re supported through this process. This blog will provide you with information about the deprecation and point you to additional resources to support you as you work through the migration of your workflows.
The deprecation affects all versions of ArcGIS Insights, including:
- ArcGIS Insights for ArcGIS Online
- ArcGIS Insights for ArcGIS Enterprise
- ArcGIS Insights desktop app
Here are the key dates to keep in mind:
- The last version of ArcGIS Insights for ArcGIS Enterprise will be released in Q2 2025.
- The last version of ArcGIS Insights for ArcGIS Online will be released in Q2 2025.
- The final retirement of ArcGIS Insights is scheduled for June 1, 2026.
Recommended Product(s) for Migration
While there isn’t a single direct replacement, many ArcGIS products offer similar functionalities that can help you maintain your current workflows. If your organization uses ArcGIS Insights, we encourage you to start evaluating your current workflows and analytics. This transition guide offers recommended products based on common use cases:
Use Case |
Recommended Product(s) for Migration |
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Interactive charting, visualization, & dashboarding |
ArcGIS Dashboards for basic series charts and tables that interact with maps ArcGIS AllSource for link analysis Map Viewer (ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Enterprise) for mapping visualizations and charts |
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Analyze data directly in your source RDBMS database or data warehouse. |
ArcGIS Pro tools that can leverage the database, or the feature service API include:
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ETL data from a RDBMS or data warehouse, then can work with that data in ArcGIS |
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Reporting and Sharing (analysis results as well as reproducible workflow) |
ModelBuilder in ArcGIS Online (Beta, planned release in June 2025) |
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Explore Spatial & Non-Spatial relationships with graph databases and link analysis |
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Map Analysis Tools |
Map Viewer (in ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Enterprise) |
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Perform data analysis decision making workflows with both spatial and non-spatial data |
ArcGIS for Microsoft 365 (ArcGIS for Power BI, Connectors for Power Automate, Excel) |
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Solution-based business data analysis |
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Data engineering/ data preparation |
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Python and R Scripting |
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Connections to cloud data One Drive and SharePoint |
Not supported in ArcGIS |
We’re Here to Help
We understand that this transition may require adjustments, and we are committed to supporting you. If you have any questions or need assistance regarding the migration of your workflows to other supported ArcGIS products, please don’t hesitate to contact Esri Technical Support or your dedicated Esri Account Manager. In addition, Esri will continuously assess ArcGIS Insights and will determine whether security patches will be provided, alternative solutions will be offered, or any additional guidance for customers will be given.
We value your continued partnership and appreciate your trust in ArcGIS products. We look forward to serving you in the coming year and beyond.
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