Five Ways to Use Location Intelligence with Microsoft Applications

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Enhance your Microsoft tools with maps

Gain insights and new perspectives from Microsoft 365 business applications

  • Excel

  • Power BI

  • Teams

  • SharePoint

  • Power Automate

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Location analytics for the everyday user

ArcGIS for Microsoft 365 brings cutting-edge mapping technology to the Microsoft applications you already use, enabling you to envision your organization's performance from a geographic perspective.

From charts and graphs to interactive maps

Get answers faster with data that is taken directly from Microsoft Excel charts, tables, and spreadsheets to create interactive maps that anyone at your organization can view and understand.

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Map and visualize data in Microsoft Power BI

Add a new layer of depth to your business intelligence and quickly discover new patterns and trends.

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Boost collaboration and improve decisions

Give your Microsoft Teams meetings and chats a spatial context by sharing interactive maps and 3D scenes that enhance teamwork and keep decision-makers informed.

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Enrich Microsoft SharePoint content

Map and search content in SharePoint to improve team and project communication. Drag documents onto a map and tag them with a location to find them faster.

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Location-based process automation

Use the ArcGIS connector for Microsoft Power Automate to build the workflows you need—blending spatial capabilities with Microsoft 365 tools—to increase productivity and efficiency.

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Access the ArcGIS for Microsoft 365 guide

Fill out the form to download the ebook, and learn how to convert data into powerful visualizations that will unlock new insights for your organization.