ArcGIS Insights

Introducing the ArcGIS Insights Report Designer

With the release of ArcGIS Insights 2023.1 comes a much-requested new feature, the report designer. The report designer allows users to create high quality interactive and printable reports.

What is the report designer?

Put simply, the report designer is a report building framework in ArcGIS Insights which allows users to add data visualizations, descriptive text, and images to customized layouts and publish the results as a PDF, interactive report, or both!

Sharing your results is a key aspect of an analysis workflow that allows you to communicate your findings with customers, stakeholders, or a general audience. Whether you’re building an executive summary, a yearly summary presentation, or a narrative report, you can deliver your insights to your audience in a way that matches their needs.

 

 

Screenshot of the report designer in action

How does it work?

 

 

Has anything changed?

For publishers, the workflow for sharing your interactive content will be slightly different from previous versions. Instead of selecting Share from the Edit page button you will click the Publish button on the Insights toolbar. This has the effect of streamlining the publishing workflow and making it more visible, whether a user creates a custom layout or not.

Also, Insights Page items have been renamed to Insights Report items to better reflect their actual usage (not reflected in ArcGIS Enterprise versions lower than 11.2).

 

That’s it! Visit the documentation or dive right in and start using it. We can’t wait to share this feature and see what you create! The report designer is available with all three ArcGIS Insights deployment options (Online, Enterprise, and desktop).

About the author

Scott Aulen

Scott is a Senior Product Engineer on the ArcGIS Insights team at Esri. He enjoys engaging with challenging problems by pushing and pulling data and finding meaningful ways to share the results. Scott holds a degree in City and Regional Planning and has nearly a decade of experience in GIS with local government. He enjoys hiking and traveling with his wife and two children.

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