Feature Requests

Adding a CHOICELABEL() and CHOICELABELS() function, in similair fashion as CHOICEVALUE ( https://docs.fulcrumapp.com/docs/calculations-ref-choicevalue#examples ). Very simple, the output is the label of the choice list instead of the value. This allows the users to fill-in free text fiels with the values of a choice field. In our use case this is required as the first placeholder of a description field. The current work around is creating a static dictionary that is cumbersome, and will not reflect changes in the choice list.

Photos from Fulcrum should be able to upload into ArcGIS. When working on master files we provide to our clients using ArcGIS, the photos show as far as the number taken, but cannot be viewed by our clients. Our clients need to see the before and after images, and make critical decisions on other data points from behind a desk. While all of the other data fields come over perfectly, getting the photos over would be best.

I would love to be able to start a new record by clicking on a GIS-linked feature in the map view. Right now I either have to upload a shapefile or create a record and then adjust the location.

When generating a PDF report of a record, would like to be able to customize the map that appears in the report, specifically - the size of the map (ie, half page), the level of zoom, the basemap type (ie. satellite), and select map layers to overlay onto the map (e.g., base layers, custom GIS data).

When searching numbers, records with that number in the lat-long fields are returned. This clutters the search results, as our users never search by lat-long. Would like to request a feature where you can exclude certain fields from the search index.

Just your usual dark mode option for the app. We work at night doing surveys for animals, the dark screen is a lot easier on the eyes.

It would be great to have a persistent indication that the app I'm editing has been saved since I made the last edits.

It would be good to be able to download the pictures with a name that makes more sense than the record id. For instance, use data point and field name to get something like Data Point 1 Photo Facing North.jpg.

We have surveyors working on the construction site for HS2 in England, in areas where woodlands have been cleared. There are no other landmarks, and streetmap style backgrounds are no use, so they are finding it hard to orientate themselves when the aerial imagery they see shows woodlands that were felled years ago. I am advising them to switch off ESRI maps in their settings so they see Google aerial imagery, which is more recent and shows the cleared areas of woodland. However, if they do this they can't see any of the ArcGIS Online feature layers we created specifically to help them do their jobs, so this is a poor compromise. * Best solution would be for ESRI to keep their aerial imagery up to date, at least as good as Google or Bing. * Alternatively, can you combine ArcGIS map/feature layers with backgrounds from other providers, like Google or Bing? * It could work even better for us if you allowed us to use maps published by someone else. Our client does monthly drone surveys of their site and publishes them via ArcGIS, but requiring authentication. I'm not sure of the details, but if we could republish a custom map as a background, we could potentially be very up to date.