Offline sync is disabled by your administrator

#Offline sync is disabled by your administrator update

Are we making offline edits to a 'View Layer'? We'll need to check if the view layer is still working as expected and/or if it has inherited some schema changes from its parent feature layer that might affect our edits syncing back.If the 'Sync' setting is disabled and re-enabled on a particular layer, then any pending offline edits will no longer be able to sync back.See: How To: Access offline edits from Collector for ArcGIS directly from an Android or iOS device If we can't do that, you may need to download the edits and sync manually.

#Offline sync is disabled by your administrator update

Your edits are calling out for their parent and no one is there! Look to undo any of the changes that were made at the web portal level if possible and update those areas back to their original state. If either your web map or feature layer(s) have been renamed or their schema changed (while edits were being made offline), then this can cause a disconnect when the replica (your offline map area) tries to sync back to the parent feature layer.When managing the offline map areas, we should be aware of their behaviour and limitations if changes are made to the web map and its content: See: Update an offline area.So what's going on here? How can we figure out where the disconnect lies and fix our syncing issues? They've come back within good cell phone reception (or connected to WiFi) and. Our field team has downloaded offline areas successfully and they're out making edits in the wilderness. We've done a cracking job of configuring our web map for working offline in ArcGIS Field Maps.