Le Bon Usage Online

[Rojo Scherer]

Isthere a way through the ArcGIS API (or other tools) to grab detailed Named User ArcGIS Pro license usage statistics from ArcGIS Online? The question I'm trying to answer is, "Out of all the users I've assigned a Pro license to, who's using them and who isn't?" For example, John Smith's ArcGIS Pro was pulling a license from ArcGIS Online for 4 hours on August 26th, and then have that kind of daily detail going back 30, 60, 90 days.

I've seen that there is a generic chart of this information in ArcGIS Online if you go to Organization->Status->Apps, and then scroll to the bottom of the page to the "Usage of ArcGIS Pro by Org Members" chart. I'd like to extract this data and use it as a reference in my GIS user reports I'm compiling in Excel.

I've inspected the API reference and didn't see a way to grab the numbers. The closest I found is the "Previsioned Listings property of users" which will show you what apps a user has been given a license for. And even then you have to run this for every user in your Org and find out if they have a Pro license assigned.

Many of the valuable capabilities in ArcGIS Online are included with your user type. Viewing maps and apps and sharing data do not incur credit charges. Here is a list of capabilities that consume credits.

There are three types of storage that consume credits: feature storage, imagery storage, and file storage. Storage is calculated by the size of features, files, tiles, scenes, and vector tiles your organization has stored in ArcGIS Online.

Storage is calculated by the size of features, files, tiles, scenes, and vector tiles your organization has stored in ArcGIS Online. Storage is calculated on an hourly basis. There are three types of storage that consume credits: feature storage, imagery storage, and file storage.

The credit usage of analysis tools is based on your organization's usage of analytics. The status of credit consumption is updated approximately every 10 minutes. Analysis tools include the following:

I am looking to clean up old items that haven't been used in years in our ArcGIS Online organization page. Is there a way to export a csv of all the items in my organization with a last used date? I know you can see last modified date and created date but I cant seem to find the last used or last access date anywhere. I know it can be done for individual services in the "View Status" tab but I need to do this in a batch process.

Last modified is the only documented field that you can query at the item level. You may be able to monitor requests from the usage tab to get more details on views, but this is not a documented workflow.

I see that this is old, but it's the closest thing to what I'm looking for today. I'm looking to bring a dashboard of our usage statistics to our internal users (embed in SharePoint). Management would like to see how many users are logging in per month, how many new features, maps, apps are created, how many new accounts, how many hits per month for key apps, etc. They basically want to see how active our City is in utilizing our AGOL organizational account. It appears that the dashboard that can be created requires layers, which isn't exactly what I'm trying to do. I want to bring a customized, live version of what I see when I get into my organization status tabs. Is there a method for this?

See the Idea for API access to the usage statistics per item -online-ideas/access-raw-rest-api-data-from-agol-feature-service... which would be a necessary step towards creating a cohesive usage report.

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Yes, it is possible to check service credit usage in ArcGIS Online for Organizations when users are signed in to the organization with the correct privileges. Administrators may use the following steps to view detailed account usage:

Our Customer Advantage Portal is a free tool that helps customers track their real-time water usage and receive alerts when there is a spike in water usage. Setting usage alerts can help you detect costly water leaks in your property.

The online portal displays daily water usage updates on a dashboard. The dashboard shows the gallons of water used in the billing cycle, information about billing cycles, the status of your water usage threshold, and water usage alerts.

You can set up text message and/or email alerts for when your current water usage is higher than your average usage. These alerts are based on the usage thresholds that you set. You can set up alerts for daily usage, billing cycle usage, and vacation alerts for when you are out of town and want to monitor for any possible leaks or unauthorized usage.

Each of our water customers has a meter that tracks usage, usually located in the basement. That meter is wired to a transponder placed on the outside of the building. The transponder communicates via radio frequency with receivers placed on our elevated infrastructure, such as water towers. That information is then transmitted to us, so we can accurately apply water usage to our bills.

We have used advanced metering infrastructure for several years to exchange data with water meters frequently and remotely. The Customer Advantage Portal allows our customers to see the same data that our billing professionals do.

View your daily and monthly usage to learn when you use energy. See how your energy usage and billing amount is trending based on the weather. Log in to your account and then click the button below to get started.

You can also receive email alerts on your power usage. Usage alerts are sent when you exceed a threshold you set. This feature helps you stay within your energy budget. Daily usage alerts are sent daily with a summary of your usage. Log in to your account and then click the button below to get started.

Learn your projected electric service amount long before you receive your bill. If it has been at least seven days since your last billing period, you will see your projected electric service amount displayed. Log in to your account and then click the button below to get started.

Your usage records should adequately show dates, locations (counties), hours, and miles or gallons of fuel, depending on your contract. It is very important that records are complete, accurate, and truthful.

Beginning January of 2023, the TERP program will email a link to submit usage online using the SUNSS submission portal. These usage reports are specific to the contract, containing information such as contact and certain activity details. The usage report usually covers a 12-month period. Your first usage report will cover the period from the disposition date of your old equipment through December 31st of the report year.

If you did not receive a Usage Report from the TCEQ or have misplaced the form that was sent to you, please contact the monitoring team at 512-239-0578 or TERP-Mo...@tceq.texas.gov to request one.

You are required to prepare and submit a usage report every year unless otherwise specified in your contract. TERP will send you a partially completed reporting form with basic information for each activity. You will complete the portions of the report that show the total usage amount and the total usage within the eligible counties for each activity in your contract.

MyH2O is a Fort Worth water utility program designed to improve both customer engagement and utility operations through the implementation of advanced technology. The technology provides customers information and opportunities to monitor and reduce their water use. Likewise, Fort Worth Water will improve operational efficiencies in ways that benefit everyone.

All water meters are being exchanged with ones that use advanced metering infrastructure (AMI). The meters are equipped with a radio transmitter for remote reading. Encrypted data from the meter is securely sent by a wireless network to the utility to create a bill. The technology benefits both customers and the utility by providing more information about water use.

Reading your hourly and daily usage is quick and easy. These are the steps to take if you go to the usage tab and do not see the hourly and daily view options. When logged into the portal, click the usage tab.

The implementation phase of the program for most customers is complete, and customers can now enjoy the benefits. All customers received water meters equipped with a digital-read display and radio transmitter. The meter lids hold the radio transmission unit, which sends water usage data via a secure fixed wireless network to the utility. This eliminates the need for crews to read water meters, resulting in reduced billing errors.

Through the portal, customers can receive alerts when continuous flow is measured, indicating a possible leak, one of the most common causes for a high bill. We encourage you to fix these leaks. You would be surprised at the costs added to your bill by a constantly running toilet.

Being on the portal will show you how long and how often your systems is on and if it is on during your prescribed watering days and times. Information from the portal can be particularly useful when an irrigation system resets after a power interruption.

The utility benefits from having more information on when and where water use is occurring. This data will improve operational models of water flow, help evaluate design criteria for pipelines and help find areas where costly water loss may be occurring.

As functionality is added, customers can open and close accounts online and decide how they want to receive alerts from the utility. The alerts could be about water quality issues, when new bills are available, when educational programs are offered or when their water will be off because of a main break or leak repair.

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