Install the toolboxes

The Data Loading, Utility Network Package, and Utility Solutions toolboxes provide tools for common workflows. These toolboxes are not shipped with ArcGIS Pro directly but they can be installed using the Package Manager by following the steps below.

Create a new project environment

To create a project environment using the Package Manager in ArcGIS Pro, complete the following steps:

  1. Start ArcGIS Pro and click Settings Settings.
  2. In the list of tabs on the left, click Package Manager.
  3. In the upper right corner, click the Environment Manager button Manage.
  4. Click the Clone environment button Duplicate on the row representing the environment you want to clone. Alternatively, click the Clone arcgispro-py3 button Define New Region to clone the default environment.
    Clone environment

    The Clone Environment dialog box appears.

  5. Select your newly cloned environment and click OK.

    Cloning an environment may take several minutes. You can close the Clone Environment dialog box while you wait. You can monitor progress in the Tasks section of the Package Manager page.

    Tasks

Install the toolbox using the Package Manager

To install a toolbox through the Package Manager, complete the following steps:

  1. In the Package Manager, click Add Packages to see the python packages that can be installed.
  2. Click Refresh Refresh to update the list of available packages.
  3. In the Search box, type package name to find the desired toolbox. The following packages are listed below with the toolbox they correspond to.

    Package nameToolbox name

    dltsolutions

    Data Loading toolbox

    untools

    Utility Network Package toolbox

    utilsolutions

    Utility Solutions toolbox

  4. Select a package and click Install.
  5. In the Install Package dialog box, review the terms and conditions and check the box to agree.
  6. Click Install to install the package.
  7. Once complete, close ArcGIS Pro.

    The toolbox is installed, and the next time you start ArcGIS Pro, you can access it from the Geoprocessing pane under the Toolboxes tab.