ArcGIS for AutoCAD

ArcGIS for AutoCAD is a free, downloadable plug-in application that allows AutoCAD users to access and consume GIS data from ArcGIS services within the AutoCAD environment.

The purpose of ArcGIS for AutoCAD is to provide AutoCAD users with the ability to work with GIS data directly within their familiar AutoCAD environment, allowing them to leverage the power of GIS functionality without leaving their preferred design software.

Yes, with ArcGIS for AutoCAD, you can connect to ArcGIS services and import GIS data from various sources into your AutoCAD drawings.

Yes, ArcGIS for AutoCAD supports accessing and consuming ArcGIS Online content, including basemaps, feature layers, and web maps, directly within the AutoCAD environment.

Yes, ArcGIS for AutoCAD allows you to create, edit, and query feature classes in a geodatabase within the AutoCAD environment.

ArcGIS for AutoCAD supports AutoCAD versions 2007 and later, including both the 32-bit and 64-bit versions.

Yes, ArcGIS for AutoCAD provides the ability to export AutoCAD drawings to ArcGIS feature classes or shapefiles, allowing you to share your design data with ArcGIS users.

Yes, ArcGIS for AutoCAD is fully integrated with ArcGIS Desktop. You can use it in conjunction with ArcMap, ArcGIS Pro, and other ArcGIS Desktop applications to enhance your design workflows.

Yes, there is a mobile version called ArcGIS Field Maps that allows you to take your AutoCAD designs into the field, leverage GPS capabilities, and work seamlessly with your GIS data on mobile devices.

Technical support for ArcGIS for AutoCAD is available through Esri's standard support channels. You can find documentation, resources, and contact information on Esri's official website.