Community Engagement Platform | Software for Data Sharing & Collaboration

Enhance collaboration between your stakeholders and communities

Communities are better when we work together. ArcGIS Hub is a cloud-based community engagement platform that empowers individuals, organizations, and communities of practice to share trusted, curated content. Organizations of any type and size can increase transparency and trust; improve decision-making; and communicate, collaborate, and engage with those they serve.

Leverage ArcGIS Hub

Discover how organizations use ArcGIS Hub to deliver on their missions and priorities.

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How it works

Get started with ArcGIS Online

ArcGIS Hub utilizes ArcGIS capabilities that are included with ArcGIS Online user type licenses.
Create a Hub site and share open data

Create and publish unlimited low- to no-code websites. Share open data, encourage meaningful public participation, and showcase and expand the reach of your work.
Establish sustained collaboration and results

Create shared understanding that empowers collective decision-making among your stakeholders and community. Track progress toward shared goals.

Share open data
Create unlimited websites
Organize around your goals
Enhance collaboration
Inspire action

Share open data

Promote transparency and trust by sharing your authoritative open data with ArcGIS Hub’s software.

ArcGIS Hub supports National Spatial Data Infrastructure (NSDI) and spatial data infrastructure (SDI). It helps break down silos by seamlessly uniting content from multiple agencies and sources in a central self-service global ecosystem.

Screenshot of the Kansas Geoportal’s Open GIS catalog and another of a US map in shades of blue

Create unlimited websites

Easily create as many websites as you need with low to no coding required. Share your open data, as well as any maps and apps.

Get started quickly with ready-to-use templates or build your site using simple drag-and-drop components. Further customize your site by applying your organization’s branding.

Screenshots of three websites: State of Alaska, Dawn Wright’s book, Mapping the Deep, and the National Native Title Tribunal.

Organize around your goals

Give your data purpose and align it with your organization’s top priorities. Connect related projects to measure progress towards shared long-term goals. 

Organizations can leverage built-in tools for activities ranging from volunteer coordination to infrastructure management. Use these tools to organize work and enhance communication across teams and individuals, all in one platform.

Screenshots the World Wildlife Fund’s Globil site displayed on a monitor and a phone

Enhance collaboration

Increase efficiency and effectiveness through enhanced data sharing and collaboration. Improve the public’s understanding of community issues and initiatives, and easily collect feedback to support better decision-making.

Organizations can share real-time information, coordinate resources, and engage with the public during community activities as well as urgent situations and emergencies.

Screenshot of the Sustainable Redlands Survey and a pop-up screen to add a member

Inspire action

Rally around defined goals and give community members a focused way to participate. Mobilize across internal and external teams to increase impact and pave the way for action to drive results.

Create shared workspaces where residents and community members can contribute observations, data, and expertise to projects to address today’s challenges together.