> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.geodin.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.geodin.com/integrations-and-plug-ins/overview.md).

# ArcGIS Overview

GeoDin integrates with ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS Online through Excel-based data exchange. This section covers the complete workflow from planning borehole locations in ArcGIS, through data collection and report generation in GeoDin, to publishing results back to ArcGIS Online.

## Workflow overview

The integration follows a five-step sequence:

| Step                                                                                             | Direction                   | What happens                                                                        |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | --------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 1. [Plan and export to GeoDin](/integrations-and-plug-ins/overview/plan-and-export-to-geodin.md) | ArcGIS Pro to GeoDin        | Create borehole locations in ArcGIS Pro, export as Excel, import into GeoDin        |
| 2. [Export to ArcGIS Pro](/integrations-and-plug-ins/overview/export-to-arcgis-pro.md)           | GeoDin to ArcGIS Pro        | After field data collection, export enriched data back to ArcGIS as feature classes |
| 3. [Generate reports](/integrations-and-plug-ins/overview/generate-reports.md)                   | GeoDin                      | Generate borehole log and CPT reports, export as PDF per object                     |
| 4. [Attach reports to features](/integrations-and-plug-ins/overview/attach-reports.md)           | ArcGIS Pro                  | Attach GeoDin PDF reports to the corresponding ArcGIS feature class points          |
| 5. [Publish to ArcGIS Online](/integrations-and-plug-ins/overview/publish-to-arcgis-online.md)   | ArcGIS Pro to ArcGIS Online | Publish feature layers with attached reports for web-based access                   |

After publishing, results can be reviewed in a browser via **ArcGIS Scene Viewer**, which supports both 2D maps and 3D scenes.

For 3D ground-model workflows in Civil 3D (GeoDin Ground), see [ArcGIS integration](https://docs.geodin.com/geodin-ground/workflows-and-integrations/arcgis-integration) in the GeoDin Ground documentation.

## Prerequisites

* GeoDin with an active database and project
* ArcGIS Pro with a geodatabase (GDB)
* ArcGIS Online account (for step 5)

## Video tutorials

Each page in this section embeds its YouTube walkthrough with a chapter list. The videos show the exact steps with real GeoDin and ArcGIS Pro screens.


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