Issued permits on the map
Every night, permits issued in EnerGov, Accela or the permit database are added as points on a permits layer for planning and public dashboards.
Esri ArcGIS is the GIS platform used by many US cities and counties. Feature layers in ArcGIS Online or ArcGIS Enterprise hold points with attributes that feed dashboards, public maps and field apps.
SentraBridge reads, adds and updates features in a feature layer. Flows turn latitude and longitude from other systems into map points and send them to the layer, which projects them to its own spatial reference. Record values pass through in memory; only counts and IDs are logged.
| resource | read | write | changes only | fields |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Features | list | create, update | — | Object ID, Longitude, Latitude, Attributes |
Every night, permits issued in EnerGov, Accela or the permit database are added as points on a permits layer for planning and public dashboards.
New Sentra 311 requests become features in a layer that public works watches in ArcGIS Dashboards.
Features updated by crews in the field are read and their status written back to Cityworks or the city database.
Addresses without coordinates go through the Esri World Geocoder or Census Geocoder before they are added to the layer.
Every night, reads permits issued or changed in EnerGov since the last run and adds them to the permits map layer in ArcGIS.
PostgreSQL / PostGIS → Esri ArcGIS feature layer → SFTP serverNightly, reads changed permits with a SQL query, cleans and checks them, then puts issued permits on the ArcGIS map, emails building a total of…
PostgreSQL / PostGIS → Esri ArcGIS feature layerNightly, reads permits issued since the last run from the city database and adds them as points on an ArcGIS feature layer.
Systems cities commonly connect with ArcGIS, each with its own connector page.
Yes. Both expose feature layers through the same feature service REST API. SentraBridge adds and updates features with a token that has edit rights.
Read new or changed permits from the permit system or database, use Make map point on the latitude and longitude, then send them to the feature layer on a nightly or hourly schedule.
SentraBridge sends points in WGS84 (4326). ArcGIS projects them to the layer's spatial reference.
No. SentraBridge writes to the feature layer directly through the REST API on a schedule or webhook.
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