Guides, tutorials and answers for collecting, managing and mapping your geospatial data — 97 articles.
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9 articlesLegal agreements, privacy and cookie policies, and how AmigoCloud protects your data — physical, network, and payment security included.
5 articlesCreate your account, manage your dashboard and password, invite teammates, and install the AmigoCloud mobile apps.
A step-by-step walkthrough of your first project — from the dashboard to importing data, styling a map, running queries, and sharing your work.
4 articlesInstall AmigoCollect, learn your way around a project, and start collecting and editing data from your iOS or Android device.
10 articlesBuild a public map from scratch: add and organize layers, set the default view, style layers and pop-ups, add a legend, filter what's shown, and share it.
Everything about getting data in and out of AmigoCloud — supported formats, upload limits, importing shapefiles and KML files, realtime connections, and exporting correctly.
4 articlesConnect AmigoCloud to your own tools with API tokens, the Python client, webhooks, and WebSocket events.
3 articlesAdd custom base layers, download areas for offline use, and see what each zoom level shows.
5 articlesCollect and edit points, lines, and other geospatial data from the web or a mobile device, including realtime datasets.
15 articlesQuery and transform your data with AmigoCloud's PostgreSQL and PostGIS engine — buffers, intersections, area calculations, choropleth maps, and more.
8 articlesDesign your dataset's schema — add and configure fields, geometry, tracking, and picklists, or start a new dataset from scratch.
3 articlesCustomize the forms your team fills out on mobile: show, hide, and reorder fields for record creation, editing, and table views.
7 articlesDevice requirements, barcode/QR scanning, offline work, and troubleshooting for the AmigoCloud mobile apps.
2 articlesInstall and configure the AmigoCloud QGIS plugin, and display photo galleries from your datasets inside a QGIS project.