SkyWatch Content Store adds support for ArcGIS Enterprise. * July 14, 2026 * By Kelly Winter Premium commercial imagery now available across ArcGIS Online, ArcGIS Pro, and ArcGIS Enterprise. SAN DIEGO, CA, July 14, 2026 - SkyWatch today announced that Content Store for ArcGIS now supports ArcGIS Enterprise. Powered by the SkyWatch Platform, Content Store for ArcGIS is a native web application, built on and deeply integrated with ArcGIS, that lets users discover, purchase, and publish premium commercial imagery from satellites, aircraft, and drones. Any ArcGIS Product. Content Store is now available across the full ArcGIS platform: * ArcGIS Online * ArcGIS Pro (via the Satellite Imagery for ArcGIS Pro Add-in) * ArcGIS Enterprise (new) * Hybrid environments running Online and Enterprise side by side Any deployment model. The SkyWatch Platform enables a full range of enterprise deployment configurations: * Multi-tenant (cloud-hosted, shared infrastructure) * Single-tenant (dedicated cloud instance) * Private cloud (customer-managed environment) Organizations with strict data residency, network isolation, or compliance requirements can now access commercial imagery within their existing security posture, without compromising their architecture. "ArcGIS environments in government, energy, and defence often span multiple products and deployment models. Content Store now works across that entire footprint," said David Proulx, Chief Product Officer at SkyWatch. "Wherever ArcGIS is deployed, commercial imagery procurement is one step away, and it all flows through the Esri relationship your organization already has." What this means in practice. Regardless of how your organization has deployed ArcGIS, users can now: * Discover commercial satellite, aerial, and drone imagery without leaving their ArcGIS environment. * Purchase using their existing Esri credentials, billed to their Enterprise Agreement or separate purchase order. * Publish licensed imagery directly as analyzable layers into ArcGIS Online or ArcGIS Enterprise. "Access to premium content is a critical part of how ArcGIS customers derive value from the platform. We are excited to continue our partnership with SkyWatch and to bring Content Store to the broadest possible audience of Esri customers, across every ArcGIS deployment." Deane Kensok, CTO - ArcGIS Content, Esri All access controls, licensing rules, and procurement policies are enforced centrally through the SkyWatch Platform. "Access to premium content is a critical part of how ArcGIS customers derive value from the platform," said Deane Kensok, CTO, ArcGIS Content at Esri. "We are excited to continue our partnership with SkyWatch and to bring Content Store to the broadest possible audience of Esri customers, across every ArcGIS deployment." Availability. About SkyWatch. SkyWatch is the access platform for Earth observation, connecting satellite, aerial, and drone imagery supply through a single integration and delivering data directly into the tools where customer teams already work. The SkyWatch Platform governs procurement, credentials, data rights, and distribution across all connected applications, including Content Store for the ArcGIS ecosystem and integrations with Microsoft Planetary Computer Pro and Microsoft 365 Copilot. SkyWatch is headquartered in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. Share the Post:

SkyWatch has integrated its commercial Earth observation platform with Microsoft Planetary Computer Pro, enabling enterprise customers to automatically transfer purchased satellite imagery directly into their analytics environment. The integration, built on the SpatioTemporal Asset Catalog specification, eliminates manual data transfer steps between procurement and analysis. Licensed imagery is now delivered automatically into Microsoft Planetary Computer Pro GeoCatalog, removing the need for file exports or pipeline reconstruction. The collaboration particularly benefits customers in energy, mining, agriculture, infrastructure and insurance sectors running geospatial workloads on Azure. The integration adds to SkyWatch's existing Microsoft partnerships, including single sign-on via Microsoft Entra and imagery discovery within Microsoft 365 Copilot. The feature is available to SkyWatch HUB customers today.