ArcGIS Parcel Fabric

Parcel management software for editing and sharing land data

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Unlock the potential of parcel data

ArcGIS Parcel Fabric is geographic information system (GIS)-enabled parcel management software for mapping, maintaining, and accessing land records information across your organization that helps build trust with constituents. It extends ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS Enterprise with a fully digitized land records management system of record and offers built-in tools for creating efficient workflows to maintain accurate land information.

Efficiently manage and share land parcel data

ArcGIS Parcel Fabric meets the needs of managing parcel data integrity, maintaining survey records, and tracking parcel history with configurable rules and workflow management. It provides a comprehensive framework with scalable architecture and a flexible data model.

  • Overcome data discrepancies and manage parcels in one place

    ArcGIS Parcel Fabric with ArcGIS Enterprise provides a single system of record for efficiently managing parcels while maintaining their legal measurements.

  • Build trust with constituents by ensuring data quality and confidence

    ArcGIS Parcel Fabric keeps all land records in a single place to ensure data is reliable and helps build trust with the public.

  • Deliver consistent and repeatable workflows

    Create a framework in ArcGIS Parcel Fabric using built-in tasks for maintaining workflows that are consistent and easily replicable.

  • Improve the speed and efficiency of your mapping team with parcel mapping technology

    Drive the productivity of cadastral mappers with parcel mapping tools that provide efficient workflows for reading deeds and making parcel edits.

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How it works

Create a parcel fabric

Parcels in the parcel fabric are used to manage and represent the following:

  • Land rights—for example, ownership, leases, and mining.
  • Land restrictions–—for example, land-use restrictions and easements.
  • Land responsibilities—for example, prevention of fire hazards and taxation.

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Case study

South Dakota modernizes property tax assessments

The South Dakota Department of Revenue implemented an advanced property tax oversight system using geographic information system (GIS) technology.

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Enterprise GIS for parcel management

The ArcGIS Architecture Center helps organizations design, deploy, and operate ArcGIS as an enterprise system. 

Explore ArcGIS system patterns, architecture practices, and a library of additional resources to build a modern parcel management system that meets today’s challenges and future needs.

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Part of the ArcGIS geospatial platform

ArcGIS Parcel Fabric extends the capabilities of ArcGIS Enterprise and ArcGIS Pro to provide a comprehensive parcel management system. 

ArcGIS Parcel Fabric can be accessed via the Professional or Professional Plus user types, or by adding the Advanced Editing user type extension to a Contributor, Mobile Worker, or Creator user type. User types provide role-based access to capabilities, apps, and content.

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