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Field App

Keep field and office working as one

Equip crews with maps, forms, and GPS data collection on iPhone, iPad, and Android. Capture findings offline and sync them to the map your office uses to plan the next move.

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Close the loop between the field and the office

Connect inspections and surveys to daily decisions. Crews capture findings on site, managers review them in context, and everyone works from the same map.

01

Capture structured data in the field

Give crews a consistent way to record inspections, surveys, and site conditions. Custom forms on iPhone, iPad, and Android keep findings organized and tied to the right location.

  • Custom surveys with dropdowns and conditional questions
  • Capture points, lines, and areas by GPS
  • Submeter accuracy with a Bluetooth GNSS receiver
  • Photos attached to features and comments
Three phones in the Felt Field App, outlining a solar assessment area, filling in its survey form, and taking a site photo
02

Act on field updates as they arrive

See progress as crews work. Online updates appear immediately on the office map, so managers can review findings and plan the next step from current data.

  • Office staff review and edit the same data on the web
  • Charts and styling update as findings arrive
  • Edit tracking records who changed a feature, and when
  • Field and office work from one shared dataset
Solar assessment areas on satellite imagery, colored by who collected them, beside a comment thread between field and office
03

Put the full picture in every crew’s hands

Send crews out with the context to make informed decisions. The maps, asset records, and dashboards your office uses are available on their phones.

  • Maps and dashboard components, on site
  • Search and measure distances and areas
  • Comment, annotate, and check the table
Three phones in the Felt Field App, showing recent maps, an area measurement, and a wildfire map with its legend
04

Keep operations moving without connectivity

Keep inspections and surveys moving beyond cell coverage. Download your map area before heading out, capture findings offline, and sync when you reconnect.

  • Layers and standard basemaps in an area you pick
  • Add and edit features, forms, photos, and comments
  • Your edits upload and others’ arrive on reconnect
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Common questions

01Does the Felt Field App work offline?

Yes. Crews download the map areas they need before losing signal, then keep capturing features, forms, and photos offline. Every change saves on the phone and syncs when they reconnect.

02How customizable are Felt’s field forms?

Build forms for your workflow with text, dates, photos, dropdowns, and required or conditional questions. Forms use your map layer’s attributes, so field and office teams collect and review the same information.

03Does the Felt Field App support Bluetooth GNSS receivers?

Yes, for submeter to centimeter-level positions from receivers such as Trimble. iPhone and iPad need an MFi-certified receiver, Android works with most NMEA receivers, and RTK corrections run through the receiver’s companion app.

04Can crews attach photos to features in the field?

Yes. Crews attach photos to features captured at their GPS location, giving the office a visual record of conditions at each site. Field photos don’t count toward your storage.

05Can field crews update existing features and their status?

Yes. Crews can update statuses, edit form values, and reshape features on site. Edit tracking records who changed what and when. Changes reach the office immediately when online, or sync when crews reconnect. Collectors need a seat and Contribute or Edit access to the map.

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