Every day we see our users build more and more innovative geospatial solutions with Felt. From sending live data updates to their sales teams, to powering external apps with data drawn in Felt, our users are consistently producing custom solutions to drive their businesses.
Today, we’re excited to announce three major updates to help companies and organizations of all sizes integrate Felt into their data workflows:
- A new API with enhanced capabilities such as refreshing live data layers, creating and updating elements or listening to map updates via webhooks.
- A documentation site with follow-along guides, an exhaustive API reference and built-in testing features.
- A Python SDK, so that GIS and data professionals can continue to work in their preferred tools.
These new tools make it easy to create the custom apps you need to accelerate any spatial workflow, without requiring additional staffing or technical expertise to complete the job. Plus, security and outstanding performance are built in, so your team can stay focused on your business roadmap, instead of maintenance. Check it out:
Powerful new API
Felt's new API offers powerful features to streamline geospatial data management and integration. Here's a quick overview of its key capabilities:
- Data Management: Easily create, delete, style, and refresh data layers to keep your maps current and visually appealing.
- Workspace Organization: Efficiently manage your maps and library layers for consistent and organized projects.
- Element Control: Create, delete, and update map elements to maintain accurate and dynamic visualizations.
- Real-Time Notifications: Use webhooks to receive real-time updates and automate workflows based on changes in your maps.
In the field with the new API
Our users are already making great use of the new API. Take the case of Terrabotics, a UK-based Space to Earth Analytics company that is using Felt to provide users with interactive tools to gather oil & gas intel and monitor industrial gas emissions.
Meanwhile, Brimstone is on a mission to provide the world with deeply decarbonized cement, and is making use of Felt’s API to keep their reference maps always fresh.
