Felt for Government
Coordinate services and response on one shared map. Bring assets, field reports, and plans together so departments and partner agencies can act on the same information, from the office to the scene.
Clearer decisions. Better public service.
Give staff the context to act and residents the information they need.
Coordinate response across departments
Give departments a shared view of what’s happening and where to act. Combine response zones, assets, and census data with feeds that refresh on a schedule. As crews log incidents, coordinators see updates on the same map.
Document damage with evidence in place
Build a clear record for damage assessments, reimbursement claims, and audits. Attach locations and photos to field reports, track who recorded each finding and when, and export the data for reporting.
Make public updates easy to understand
Help residents see how road closures, projects, and planning proposals affect their neighborhood. Publish interactive maps with search and filters on your website, and invite comments from residents with a free Felt account.
Emergency managers
Coordinate teams with a shared view of incidents, resources, and response plans.
Public works & operations
See what needs attention with asset updates and photos from crews in the field.
Planners & program staff
Create branded exhibits with legends and scale bars for planning meetings and public review.
Communications teams
Keep residents informed with maps on your website, no account required.
Connect the office, the field, and the public
Bring assets and response plans to crews in the field, collect reports and photos, and share public updates through maps residents can explore.
Critical assets and infrastructure
Response plans and zone assignments
Incident and alert feeds
Incident reports and status
Damage assessments with photos
Public communication maps
Proven results for city and government leaders
Felt allows us to have really productive dialogue remotely.
Once we discovered what we could do with Felt, we implemented it immediately.
I find Felt the quickest and easiest way to have planners and analysts visualize data.
Build on your ArcGIS investment
Keep ArcGIS as your system of record and connect its services to Felt. Staff can explore maps, coordinate work, and share public information while your GIS team stays in control of the source. Give more people access to the maps they need without adding to the GIS request queue.
Control access with SAML single sign-on and permissions for maps, projects, and data sources. Felt has a SOC 2 Type 2 report, regional data hosting options, and self-hosted deployment in your own AWS account, including GovCloud. Talk to us about your agency’s requirements.
- SOC 2 Type 2
- SSO / SAML
- Regional hosting
- Self-hosted deployment
Common questions
- 01Can I export a dashboard with its charts?
Yes. Export maps, legends, charts, and statistics together as a PDF, PNG, or JPG, ready for a council packet or public briefing.
- 02Can PDF exports include our logo, legend, and north arrow?
Yes. Create a reusable print layout with your logo, legend, and north arrow. Export PDFs at up to 600 DPI without Felt branding, so every exhibit is ready to represent your agency.
- 03Can Felt AI style our map for us?
Yes. Describe what you want to show, and Felt AI can style layers, build heatmaps, and add labels and filters.
- 04Can field crews update asset status from their phones?
Yes. Crews can update asset status and attach photos in the Felt Field App, giving the office current information as work is completed. Offline updates sync when the device reconnects.
- 05Can we publish a public map on our city website?
Yes. Embed maps of road closures, projects, or services on your city website. Residents can open public maps without logging in, and public views don’t count toward your viewer allowance.
Give every team a map they can act on
Command, field, partners, and the public.