QuickCapture projects must be created using the QuickCapture designer. For steps on creating projects, see Create a project.

To prepare projects, the Creator or GIS Professional user type is required. You can also use a Standard user type with a QuickCapture add-on license. See ArcGIS account requirements for more information.

No. QuickCapture does not consume ArcGIS Online credits; however, storage of data captured with the mobile app will incur credit usage.

Do the following if you are having trouble signing in:

• Verify that you typed your user name and password correctly.
• Ensure that you are using an ArcGIS account, that it is a valid user type, and that the appropriate app is assigned to you. See ArcGIS account requirements for more information.

To submit feedback directly from the mobile app, tap your profile icon and select Feedback from the menu. You can also provide feedback on the GeoNet QuickCapture community page or by sending an email to QuickCapture@esri.com. If you're experiencing issues using the app, contact Esri Technical Support.

By adding mailto:someone@yoursite.com as a link in the description of your project, you can create a link that opens the email composer configured on the device and prepopulate the To address with a specified email address. Edit the description in the Project detail menu item .

Yes. The source code for the QuickCapture mobile app is available in ArcGIS AppStudio, Esri's multiplatform mobile app development tool. Using AppStudio, you can configure QuickCapture with your own branding and presentation or alter the source code to change functionality.

Yes, as long as your ArcGIS organization is licensed with ArcGIS Hub Premium.

Yes. QuickCapture supports AppConfig and a portalURL parameter. This allows you to configure the mobile app with an enterprise URL when deployed. For more information, see ArcGIS Secure Mobile Implementation Patterns.

Use the escape character as listed in Input masks. For example, if you want your mask to allow a phone number with an area code of 909, you should enter \9\0\9 999-9999.

You can add JPEG, PNG, and SVG images (file types ending in .jpg, .jpeg, .png, and .svg) to buttons. Once added, optionally, select Crop to resize and alter the extent of JPEG and PNG images.

You can enter any text for the choices in a project user input list. If the list includes duplicate choices, the mobile app recognizes the selection of either as the same choice.

When sharing a QuickCapture project, the items referenced by the project are updated to the same sharing level as the project. When you unshare a project, referenced items are not unshared.

When sharing a QuickCapture project publically, referenced items are also shared with the public, but if the project is also shared to a group, the referenced items are not also shared to that group.