Note:
The ArcGIS Tracker help site is deprecated and no longer being updated. To learn about the ArcGIS Tracker mobile app deprecation and to find the latest information on location sharing and the Track Viewer web app, see Tracker deprecation.
ArcGIS account requirements
Using ArcGIS Tracker requires an ArcGIS organizational account on ArcGIS Online or ArcGIS Enterprise 10.7 or later. The specific account requirements depend on what you want to do.
Enable and manage location tracking
Enabling and managing location tracking is done by administrators of your organization. They must either be a default administrator or a custom administrator role with the following privileges:
- User > create item
- User > share to organization
- Publisher > publish features
- Admin > manage licenses
- Admin > manage utility services
All administrators can pause location tracking, and the administrator who enabled it can also disable it. For information on roles and privileges, see User types, roles, and privileges for ArcGIS Online or User types, roles, and privileges for ArcGIS Enterprise.
Track mobile user location
Using the ArcGIS Tracker mobile app to track location requires that the mobile users are members of your organization, have the privilege to view content shared with their organization (Content > View content shared with organization), and have a license for the ArcGIS Tracker mobile app. The license is available as an add-on for all user types. For information on privileges and user types, see User types, roles, and privileges for ArcGIS Online or User types, roles, and privileges for ArcGIS Enterprise.
Create and share track views
Creating and sharing track views using the Track Viewer web app is done by administrators of your organization. They must be default administrators for ArcGIS Online or default administrators for ArcGIS Enterprise (not a custom administrator role).
View location tracks
Viewing location tracks (other than their own) requires that a user be a member of the organization, have the view location tracks and join groups privileges (Content > View location tracks and Groups > Join organizational groups), and have track views shared with them. The view location tracks privilege is granted to administrators by default and can be added to custom roles. For information on privileges and custom roles, see User types, roles, and privileges for ArcGIS Online or User types, roles, and privileges for ArcGIS Enterprise.
Track Viewer web browser requirements
Track Viewer is supported with the following desktop web browsers. For best performance, use the latest version of the browser.
- Google Chrome
- Mozilla Firefox
- Microsoft Edge
- Safari
Note:
Microsoft Edge Legacy is only supported in ArcGIS Enterprise 10.8 and earlier.
Tracker mobile app requirements
Tracker is supported on Android, iOS, and watchOS devices.
Android
- Android 5.0 (Lollipop) or later
- Processor: ARMv7 or later
- OpenGL ES 2.0 support
- Precise location (GPS and network-based) support
- Google Play services 11.6.0 or later installed on the device
iOS
- iOS 12 or later
- iPhone, iPad
- (Recommended) GPS support
Tracker can be installed on devices without GPS, for example, WiFi-only iPad devices. However, without built-in GPS, Wi-Fi, or an external GPS, device location isn't available and can't be tracked.
watchOS
- watchOS 5 or later
- Apple Watch
- A paired iPhone or iPad
Supported languages
Track Viewer and the Tracker mobile app for Android, iOS, and watchOS are supported in the following languages:
Arabic, Bosnian¹, Catalan, Chinese—Simplified and Traditional (Hong Kong and Taiwan), Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian¹, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latvian¹, Lithuanian¹, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese (Brazil and Portugal), Romanian, Russian, Serbian¹, Slovenian¹, Spanish, Swedish, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian, and Vietnamese.
¹Android and web only
The language used by the web app is determined by your browser's language setting if you're not signed in to an ArcGIS organization. If you are signed in, the language is determined by the language settings of your ArcGIS user profile. The language used by the mobile app (Android or iOS) is determined by your device's language setting.