The Integration for Esri can be used by any organization whose processes require access to geospatial information and its supporting documentation. For example:
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A local government, such as a city or a county, can use the Integration for Esri in order to easily store, track and access documents related to parcels of property, such as deeds, appraisals, and permits.
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An insurance company can use the Integration for Esri to perform a risk analysis for a particular neighborhood or intersection by linking claim documents to a web mapping application.
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Utility companies can view work orders and requests for service related to map features, such as electric wires or underground pipes. These documents can be accessed directly from the web mapping application by users that have been given little or no training in OnBase.
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Universities and other organizations that oversee large facilities can better manage their assets through the ability to track supporting documentation, such as requests for service or equipment specifications, from a map.
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Documents related to construction or land-development projects can be linked and retrieved directly from the map, reducing the space required to store paper documents and the time spent organizing and retrieving them.