Overview
The Data Transfer Utilities, located in the side toolbar, will allow you to download your inventoried data in Shapefile, Access, or Excel format. It will also allow you to upload data using either Excel or .csv formatted files.
sidebar of TreeKeeper, provides data download options, the File Review tool, and the Import / Update tool.
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This feature can only be accessed by users having the proper Upload/Download Data permissions configured in their user account. Please contact an Admin in your system if you’d like to request access to this feature. |
Data Downloads
After opening the Data Transfer tool, you can select which file type of file you would like to download data in. This opens another form where you can select the specific data layer(s) you would like to download.
Downloading a Shapefile or Excel file only allows you to download one layer at a time, which can be started by simply clicking on the layer name.
Downloading an Access a Geodatabase file allows you to select multiple layers. To do so, select click the check-box next to the layer(s) you want included in the Access download, and then click the ‘Submit’ button.
You can choose to download the entire dataset (default) or only the sites that you currently have selected on your map by using the radio buttons located right above the layer names.
Photo Review
The Photo Review is a quick method for viewing all of the uploaded photos in the system. After clicking on Photo Review in Data Transfer Utilities, you are presented a form where you can fill out
Downloading Selected Sites
To download a specific set of sites in Shapefile, Excel, or Geodatabase format, start by selecting the sites you would like to download by running a search or quick filter, Showing Checkmarked Sites in a report, or using a map tool. Once the desired sites have been selected, open Data Transfer Utilities, choose your preferred file type, and you should see options just above the list of data layers. Those options allow you to choose between Entire Layer or Map Selected for Shapefile and Excel downloads, or Use your selected sites for Geodatabase downloads.
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The resulting downloads will include all attributes in the system and will show the attribute’s Interface Name rather than the Display Name. If you would rather choose which attributes will be in the download and/or have the Display Name in the download, we recommend customizing the Data Grid and exporting the data through the Data Grid. |
File Review
The File Review tool is a way to view all uploaded files in your TreeKeeper system. After clicking on File Review in Data Transfer Utilities, you will then have to specify the sites you want to view the files for and decide if you want to view deleted files as well.
Map Selected: this will return files for the sites that are currently selected on the map. This feature is good to pair with a search, quick filter, map selection, etc.
Custom Search: a form where you can add some criteria. This can be used to filter down the data down and show only show photos files belonging to the sites that match the chosen criteria.
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After specifying the criteria, click ‘Submit’ at the bottom of the form . This will display all of the photosand the files will be displayed. See the next section for some of the functions you have access to on this screen.
Photo Review Criteria Selection
Photo Selection
Photo Review: Buttons
At the top of Photo Review there are also a set of buttons that can allow you to edit any selected photos in different ways. From left to right they are Rotate Photo Left, Rotate Photo Right, Toggle Guest Access, Download Photo, Delete Photo, Restore Photo and Clear Selection. They do the followingMap Selected
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File Review Functions
After clicking Submit, you will see a set of buttons at the top of File Review that allow you to perform certain actions on any selected files.
From left to right, the buttons above are:
Rotate Photo Left: Rotates selected photo 90 degrees to the left (counterclockwise).
Rotate Photo Right: Rotates selected photo 90 degrees to the right (clockwise).
Toggle Guest Access: toggles Toggles whether or not a guest can view the selected photoDownload Photofile.
Note: Even if you use this function on a file, guests will not be able to see it unless guest access for files has been enabled for the TreeKeeper system as a whole.
Download File: Downloads the selected Photofile.
Delete PhotoFile: Deletes the selected Photofile.
Restore PhotoFile: Will restore a the selected deleted photo if you have deleted photos set as shownfile.
Clear Selection: Clears your current selection
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You can also click the ‘View Site’ button 
beneath a given file to view the site that file is associated with.
In order to use any of the functions described above, you must have one or more files selected. To select a file, click the check-box in the top-right corner of the file preview. This will turn the box surrounding the file green, indicating that it is selected.
Import/Update
TreeKeeper also allows you to import and or update data. When you select Import‘Import/Update Update’ you will be asked to select an external data source and then you will be prompted to select a the file containing the data from a location on your device. To find out learn more about our Importing feature, please check out our support guide on how to how to the Import/Update inventoryfeature, see the following documentation: Import/Update Inventory with an Excel file.
Rover Utilities
The first three options in the example to the right, create subscriptions, manage subscriptions, and API logs, are all If there is an ongoing Rover collection in your TreeKeeper system, you may see three additional features in Data Transfer Utilities. Those features (Create Subscriptions, Manage Subscriptions, and API Logs) are utilities to help with Rover. If you do not see these, that means that Rover is not currently enabled on your TreeKeeper. This is the norm , which is expected as nearly all TreeKeeper systems are delivered with Rover turned offdisabled.
