Orbis
UN Operations & Crisis Centre

Orbis — Install Guide

Self-service crisis & reference mapping · Version 1.0.0 (build 4)
iPhone & iPadiOS · TestFlight
Invite link
testflight.apple.com/join/srYNfqN4
  1. Install TestFlight. Open the App Store, search “TestFlight” (by Apple), and tap Get. This is how Apple delivers test apps.
  2. Open the invite link on your device: https://testflight.apple.com/join/srYNfqN4
  3. Accept & Install. Tap Accept, then Install next to Orbis.
  4. Open Orbis & sign in. Launch Orbis and sign in with the UNOCC username and password provided by your UNOCC admin.
  5. Start mapping. Try Map Gallery to browse reference maps, or Request a Map to generate one.
Already have Orbis? Open TestFlight → Orbis → Update for the latest build. If it doesn’t appear, pull down to refresh.
AndroidGoogle Play · Internal testing
  1. Join the test. On your Android phone, open the tester invite link from your UNOCC admin and tap Become a tester. Your phone must be signed in to the Play Store with the same Google account you gave your admin — the tester list is allow-listed, so Orbis stays hidden from any other account.
  2. Install from Google Play. The link opens the Orbis page in Google Play. Tap Install (or Update if you already have it), then wait for it to finish.
  3. Open Orbis & sign in. Launch Orbis from your app drawer and sign in with your UNOCC username and password — the same login as iOS.
Don’t see Orbis in Google Play? You’re almost certainly signed in with a different Google account. Switch the Play Store to the account your admin added to the tester list, then reopen the invite link.
Access: Orbis is restricted to authorised UNOCC users. Maps and data stay within the UNOCC service.
Need help? Contact your UNOCC GIS focal point.    Privacy: maps.shirob.com/docs/orbis-privacy.html
Beta builds refresh periodically — you’ll be prompted to update.  ·  UNOCC · Orbis 1.0.0 (4)