Esri Reviews

I’ve been using the Esri docs and some of their training stuff while trying to get better with ArcGIS, and it’s been helpful. Most of the docs explain things clearly enough that I can follow along, even if I don’t always know exactly what I’m doing at first. A few pages feel kind of packed with information, which makes them harder to get through, but I guess that also means they’re useful because there’s a lot in there. Overall, the training helped me pick things up faster than just clicking around and hoping for the best.

We’ve been using esri.com alongside a few of our internal apps, and the integrations went Smooth overall. It did take a little bit of setup at first, but once everything was connected, it saved us a Ton of time on manual map updates.

I’ve been using esri.com mostly for maps and data visual stuff, and it’s been helpful. The map layers and charts make things way easier to make sense of, especially when the data is all over the place. I was using it the other afternoon with a half-cold cup of coffee next to me, and it actually made a messy dataset look understandable.

It did take me a little while to figure out where everything was, and I definitely clicked around more than I’d like to admit. But once I got used to the layout, it worked really well. It’s a solid tool if you need to turn complicated data into something clear and presentable...

There are tons of features, which is nice, but it feels like a bit much at times haha.

It was mostly easy to use after I poked around for a bit. A couple parts confused me at first, but I figured them out, so I guess they weren’t that confusing? Overall simple

I’ve been really happy with it so far! It works almost every time I need it, which is all I can ask for. Definitely feels dependable for everyday use.

I started using Esri for a mapping project and was impressed once I got things set up. The maps looked clean, and I liked having so many data options and analysis tools in one place. It felt like the kind of platform you could really grow into if you’re working on something more detailed or professional.

That said, I definitely had to spend some time clicking around and figuring out where everything was. Some pages weren’t as straightforward as I expected, and it could feel a little overwhelming at first. Overall, it works well and has a lot to offer, but I’d say it’s better for serious projects than quick, simple mapping tasks.

We’ve been using Esri online maps to share data with our field team, and overall it’s been a good experience!! The cloud tools are reliable for the most part, and the web apps usually load fast, which definitely helps when people are out in the field. Getting everything set up took me a bit longer than I expected, and the pricing can be kind of hard to figure out, but we’re still happy with it overall...

I was kind of rushing when I used Esri.com, so I was glad the site loaded fast and the maps responded without much delay. I didn’t have to sit there refreshing pages or waiting around, which made things a lot less annoying. Overall, it felt smooth

I had an issue getting into my ArcGIS account and reached out to support. I wasn’t totally sure how long it would take, but they got back to me quickly and explained things in a way that actually made sense. If I remember right, it was fixed the same day. Overall, I’m happy with the help I got.

It’s definitely useful, but, I’ll be honest, it took me a while to really get the hang of it. The learning part was kind of tough for me at first, but once I started figuring things out, it made a lot more sense

Collaboration mostly does what I need, and I can usually get things shared without too much trouble. But the sharing settings sometimes feel a bit confusing, like I’m not totally sure who can see what or whether I’ve set it up right. It works, but something about the flow feels off and can get annoying.

I’ve been using esri.com to check location data and maps for work, and it’s been really reliable so far. The map info is usually accurate enough that I’m not constantly second-guessing everything or rechecking every tiny detail. Makes my day a bit easier, even if I still spot-check stuff now and then

The tools work fine and do what we need, so no real complaints there. But the pricing feels steep, and the license options are kind of a mess for a small team like ours. It’s one of those annoying, head-scratching setups where you’re like, why is this so damn complicated?