GeoRetina AI integrations connect the workspace to supported mapping and storage providers. Use them to import site boundaries, asset inventories, conservation layers, and project files; export analysis outputs; and move reports into the systems your team already uses.
Supported Providers
| Provider | Use it for | Supported actions |
|---|---|---|
| ArcGIS Online | Working with ArcGIS-hosted boundaries, assets, and analysis layers. | Import asset layers, export exposure layers, export risk or conservation rasters. |
| Google Drive | Importing selected project files and exporting layers or reports. | Import asset layers, export exposure layers, export risk or conservation rasters, export reports. |
| Microsoft OneDrive | Importing project files and exporting layers or reports to OneDrive or SharePoint. | Import asset layers, export exposure layers, export risk or conservation rasters, export reports. |
Connecting a Provider
- Open Integrations from the chat composer or workspace controls.
- Choose the provider.
- Connect or reconnect the account.
- Return to the chat and use the provider when importing or exporting an asset.
The integrations page shows whether each provider is connected and which actions it supports.
Importing Data
Use integrations when site boundaries, asset inventories, conservation data, or supporting project files already live in ArcGIS Online, Google Drive, OneDrive, or SharePoint. Imported layers can become reusable assets in prompts.
Example prompts:
ArcGIS
Import the selected ArcGIS asset layer and summarize exposure inside @project_area.
Drive
Use the parcel file from Google Drive as a conservation screening layer.
Exporting Results
After an analysis completes, export supported layers or reports to the connected provider. Report exports are available for Google Drive and Microsoft OneDrive.
Useful follow-ups:
- "Export this layer to ArcGIS Online."
- "Save the report to Google Drive."
- "Export the flood exposure table to OneDrive."
- "Prepare the vegetation report for sharing."
Notes
- Provider availability depends on your account and organization settings.
- ArcGIS Online is intended for importing and exporting project layers used in risk, exposure, and conservation workflows.
- Google Drive and Microsoft OneDrive support report export in addition to project file workflows.
- If a provider shows Reconnect, refresh the connection before importing or exporting.