HOW TO USE
Grade Any ArcGIS Feature Service — A to F Scorecard
Grade any ArcGIS Feature Service A to F — schema quality, data completeness, performance, maintenance and configuration, scored in seconds. Free, no login required.
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ArcGIS Online — Content tab: Go to arcgis.com → Content, click your Feature Layer item → scroll the right panel down → copy the URL ending in
/FeatureServer/02
ArcGIS Online — Map Viewer: Open your web map → click a layer in the layers panel → ⋯ More options → View item details → Item page → URL in bottom-right.
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Organizational AGOL: Works with personal arcgis.com accounts and organizational portals (yourorg.maps.arcgis.com). URL format:
https://services.arcgis.com/{orgId}/arcgis/rest/services/{name}/FeatureServer/04
Not sure which layer? Use the free REST Explorer → — paste your org URL and browse all your Feature Services visually.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How the FeatureServer scorecard works.
What exactly is graded?
Five categories, equally weighted: response time (two live requests, averaged), schema quality (field aliases, coded-value domains, naming), data completeness (null density across a 100-record sample), maintenance (how recently the layer was edited), and configuration (Query capability, maxRecordCount, geometry). The total maps to a letter from A to F.
Is my token stored anywhere?
No. Tokens are used only for the live requests during grading. The cached scorecard behind the share link contains scores and notes only — never credentials.
My service scored lower than expected — now what?
Each category note tells you what pulled the score down — missing aliases, stale edits, sparse attributes. Most fixes are quick wins in ArcGIS Online item settings. To catch regressions automatically, add a free GISGP health monitor: it pings the service hourly and emails you the moment something breaks.
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