Esri Administrative Use Department License Pricing
The Esri Administrative Use Department license provides affordable access to ArcGIS Online, ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Enterprise, and over a dozen mobile apps. Used by thousands of institutions and school districts, ArcGIS is the mapping and analytics platform that can help you gain greater insights and make better decisions. Smart campus maps integrate with common business systems to gain a holistic view of your campus, while real-time monitoring allows decision-makers to focus on issues before they become crises. View pricing and license levels.
Frequently asked questions
- There are more than 250 resources related to ArcGIS Online and its suite of web/mobile apps on the Esri Training site including seminars, web courses, instructor-led training, and tutorials.
- The ArcGIS Online Fundamentals Learning Plan is a great place to start.
- There are many tutorials for using ArcGIS Online, including a "Get Started with ArcGIS Online" tutorial.
- ArcGIS Blog and Esri Community have a wide array of content and support an active community around ArcGIS Online.
- There are more than 200 resources related to ArcGIS Pro on the Esri Training site including seminars, web courses, instructor-led training, and tutorials. The ArcGIS Pro Fundamentals Learning Plan is a great place to start.
- There are many tutorials for using ArcGIS Pro, including a "Get Started with ArcGIS Pro" tutorial.
- Esri Press has multiple titles including Getting to Know ArcGIS Pro and Understanding GIS: An ArcGIS Pro Project Workbook.
- ArcGIS Blog and Esri Community have a wide array of content and support an active community around ArcGIS Pro.
- There are more than 80 resources related to ArcGIS Enterprise on the Esri Training site including seminars, web courses, instructor-led training, and tutorials.
- There are many tutorials for using ArcGIS Enterprise, including a "Get Started with ArcGIS Enterprise tutorial.
- ArcGIS Blog and Esri Community have a wide array of content and support an active community around ArcGIS Enterprise.
Yes. ArcGIS Pro can be used in virtualized environments, both on-premises and in the cloud, with great success. Esri understands how important virtualization technology is to our users. ArcGIS Pro is heavily tested and supported on all the major virtualization environments including Citrix XenDesktop, VMware Horizon, and Microsoft Hyper-V VDI.
We test ArcGIS Pro in a variety of virtualization environments and configurations to compile and provide the latest information on how to obtain the optimal user experience. The most recent information can be found on the ArcGIS Pro System Requirements page and in the Virtualization topic in the help section.
ArcGIS Pro is supported in the Citrix XenDesktop, VMware Horizon, and Microsoft Hyper-V VDI environments. The ArcGIS Pro System Requirements page provides a list of all supported virtualization environments. We are constantly reviewing and updating this page to provide our users with the most current information. Because virtualization technology is changing and evolving so rapidly, it's important to check the ArcGIS Pro System Requirements page and related blogs frequently.
The following extensions are available for ArcGIS Pro:
- ArcGIS 3D Analyst
- ArcGIS Data Interoperability
- ArcGIS Data Reviewer
- ArcGIS Geostatistical Analyst
- ArcGIS Image Analyst
- ArcGIS LocateXT
- ArcGIS Network Analyst
- ArcGIS Publisher
- ArcGIS Spatial Analyst
- ArcGIS Workflow Manager