Connect ArcGIS with K2 GRC to incorporate geographic and location-based data into governance, risk, compliance, and operational workflows. ArcGIS is Esri's geographic information system (GIS) platform for creating maps, managing geographic data, and analyzing information associated with physical locations. The integration enables K2 GRC to work with ArcGIS feature services, layers, tables, web maps, and geographic features. Organizations can geocode addresses, add location data to hosted layers, export geographic information, and incorporate location intelligence into automated processes. These capabilities can be useful when GRC activities depend on physical facilities, assets, geographic areas, or other location-specific information.
Top Capabilities
Geocode addresses and points of interest
Create and manage hosted feature services
Add geographic features and attributes to map layers
Create ArcGIS web maps
Retrieve feature services by owner
Access layers and tables within feature services
Search ArcGIS portal items
Export geographic layers for downstream use
Incorporate facility and location data into GRC workflows
Connect ArcGIS resources with other K2 GRC processes
Supported Automated Tests
Add features to hosted feature layers
Add geometry including points, multipoints, polylines, polygons, and envelopes
Add feature attributes
Create hosted feature services
Add hosted layers to feature services
Create web maps
Geocode addresses and points of interest
List available feature services
Retrieve feature service URLs
List layers and tables
Retrieve layer IDs
Search ArcGIS portal items
Export layers to supported output formats
Retrieve current ArcGIS user information
Send authenticated custom requests to ArcGIS API endpoints
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