Target for ArcGIS Pro is available as part of your existing subscription, Target for ArcMap. You can try it now, get involved and help shape development.
The Target for ArcGIS Pro contains both free, and licensed functionality. If you don’t have a subscription, you can take advantage of the free tools in Target, and easily upgrade to access the full Drillhole functionality when you’re ready.
Interoperability Tools (free functionality) – These free tools include interoperability features that allow you to import and display various exploration datasets into ArcGIS Pro. These tools enable you to incorporate geoscience raster datasets within your GIS project, in order to provide additional context and relevance to your exploration projects. This functionality level replaces the previous Geosoft Add-in for ArcGIS Pro.
Drillhole Tools (licensed functionality) – This full featured version contains all the subsurface drillhole functionality and workflows, in addition to the free interoperabililty tools. With the full license you can:
Your license for Target is your Seequent ID. You must always be signed in with your Seequent ID in order to use Target for ArcGIS Pro. You can be offline, while being signed in - see Working Offline.
Your Seequent ID is your e-mail address that is registered with Seequent. Your Seequent ID gives you secure access to Seequent services, such as access to software, and online resources.
For more information about Seequent ID and Geosoft Connect, review the Common Questions at https://www.seequent.com/community/help-support/seequent-id
If no license is present, the Drillhole tools in the Target ribbon tab will appear disabled (or grayed out) and the Upgrade button will be visible:
The Upgrade button will take you to a web form where you request information on upgrading. A Seequent representative will be in touch.
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