<aside> 💡 Felt ❤️ QGIS. With the “Add To Felt” QGIS Plugin you can edit data and perform analysis in your favorite FOSS GIS while benefiting from Felt’s sharing and collaboration features.
P.S: Did you know Felt is QGIS’ first Flagship Sustaining Member?
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This feature is only available to customers on a paid plan. To upgrade, subscribe to the Team plan in Felt here or contact sales about Enterprise.
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First of all, let’s get your team on Felt! Set up a team for your entire organization or on a per-project basis by following the steps in Setting up your Team:
The “Add To Felt” QGIS Plugin is the easiest way to bring in your data from QGIS into Felt. That way you can keep editing your data and performing analysis in your favorite FOSS GIS while benefitting from all of Felt’s sharing and collaboration features. Learn all about the plugin in the Using The “Add To Felt” QGIS Plugin page!
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<aside> 💡 Find yourself uploading the same layers time and time again? Publish them to your Team Library so everybody can benefit from your work
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Use the Toolbar to add notes and images to your map, highlight regions of interest or even Extract buildings and administrative regions straight out of the basemap.
Annotations are great for collaboratively gathering notes and sharing design concepts. Learn more in Annotating and Styling Elements.
Grouping Elements is a great way to prepare different scenarios and allow users to toggle visibility between them.
Felt maps are meant to be shared, but that doesn’t mean they have to be public. You can share your Felt maps with people outside your team via Link Sharing or by giving specific access by email. Learn more in Sharing & Privacy