mergin maps cloud component (#654)

tomasMizera · web-flow · commit 0dc319039c6a · 2025-07-25T10:23:48.000+02:00
diff --git a/src/dev/integration/index.md b/src/dev/integration/index.md
@@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ client.create_user("jill@example.com", "T0p_secret", 1, "editor", notify_user=Tr
 
 ### Workspace members methods
 
-These methods are available for Cloud and Enterprise edition servers.
+These methods are available for <ServerCloudNameLink /> and <EnterprisePlatformNameLink />.
 
 ::: warning API availability
 The following methods are available for Python API Client versions `0.10.0` or higher, using server versions `2025.2.0` or higher.
diff --git a/src/field/offline-use/index.md b/src/field/offline-use/index.md
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ Here is a typical workflow of offline data collection.
 
 We assume that the field surveyors have already [installed the <MobileAppNameShort />](../../setup/install-mobile-app/) and are signed in, as well as that the project used for field survey follows recommendations described in [How to set up an offline <MainPlatformName /> project](#how-to-set-up-an-offline-mergin-maps-project).
 
-1. Make sure that your <MainPlatformName /> project is [synchronised](../../manage/synchronisation/#how-to-synchronise-changes-in-mergin-maps) to the <MainPlatformNameLink /> cloud
+1. Make sure that your project is [synchronised](../../manage/synchronisation/#how-to-synchronise-changes-in-mergin-maps) to the <ServerCloudNameLink />
 2. While being online, field surveyors [download the project](../../tutorials/mobile) to their mobile device using <MobileAppName />
 3. Now they can go to do the field survey and collect data and photos while being offline
 4. After finishing field survey and being back online in the office, all surveyors upload their changes back to the cloud
diff --git a/src/gis/settingup_background_map/index.md b/src/gis/settingup_background_map/index.md
@@ -194,5 +194,5 @@ Files from the folder can be loaded into multiple <MainPlatformName /> projects.
 :::
 
 :::warning
-Files located in the another folder are not synchronised. This saves your storage on <MainPlatformNameLink /> cloud. However, if you want to update or modify these files, you have to connect the mobile device to your computer and do it manually.
+Files located in the another folder are not synchronised. This saves your storage on <ServerCloudNameLink />. However, if you want to update or modify these files, you have to connect the mobile device to your computer and do it manually.
 :::
diff --git a/src/index.md b/src/index.md
@@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ home: false
 The ecosystem consist of various components:
  - [QGIS](https://qgis.org/) > Powerful GIS Desktop application 
  - [<QGISPluginName />](https://plugins.qgis.org/plugins/Mergin/) > QGIS plugin
- - <AppDomainNameLink desc="Mergin Maps Server" /> > SaaS Cloud Service (available also as <MainPlatformName /> CE)
+ - <ServerCloudNameLink /> > SaaS Cloud Service (available also as <EnterprisePlatformNameLink /> or <CommunityPlatformNameLink />)
  - <MainDomainNameLink desc="Mergin Maps mobile app" /> > iOS and Android mobile app
 
 <AppDownload />
diff --git a/src/manage/delete-files/index.md b/src/manage/delete-files/index.md
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # How to Delete Files
 
-Deleting files such as photos that are not needed anymore can help you free up storage on the <MainPlatformNameLink /> cloud and keep your project organised.
+Deleting files such as photos that are not needed anymore can help you free up storage on the <ServerCloudNameLink /> and keep your project organised.
 
 Files can be deleted through <DashboardLink /> one by one. Deleting multiple files at once is possible on your computer using <QGISPluginName />.
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diff --git a/src/manage/permissions/index.md b/src/manage/permissions/index.md
@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ Subscriptions are based on the number of *contributors* on the workspace. *Contr
 Member roles and project permissions present similar options in terms of what a user can or cannot do. The difference is whether these options are defined on a workspace or on a project level. Compare the overview of [workspace member roles](#workspace-member-roles-overview) and of [project permissions](#project-permissions-overview) for more details.
 
 - **Reader**: Users with **Read** permission are able to see projects, projects data and [history](../project-history/), but can not make any changes. *Readers* do not count as [contributors](../subscriptions/#contributors) in your subscription.
-- **Editor** (available on <MainPlatformNameLink /> Cloud and <EnterprisePlatformNameLink />): In addition to the **Read** access, users can [add/remove/update features](../../field/mobile-features/), but *cannot* make changes in the project properties, add/remove fields in GeoPackage layers or remove GeoPackage files from the project. We recommend using this role for surveyors - users who collect data in the field.
+- **Editor** (available on <ServerCloudNameLink /> and <EnterprisePlatformNameLink />): In addition to the **Read** access, users can [add/remove/update features](../../field/mobile-features/), but *cannot* make changes in the project properties, add/remove fields in GeoPackage layers or remove GeoPackage files from the project. We recommend using this role for surveyors - users who collect data in the field.
 Editors can:
 	- *add* files such as photos, shapefiles, GeoPackage files - any file except for `*.qgs`, `*.qgz`, `mergin-config.json`
 	- *edit* files except for `*.qgs`, `*.qgz`, `mergin-config.json` and non-diff based `*.gpkg` changes
diff --git a/src/manage/project/index.md b/src/manage/project/index.md
@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ What is a <MainPlatformName /> project?
 
 It is basically a folder that contains data (such as vector layers, tables, rasters or photos), a [QGIS project](../../gis/features/), and some extra <MainPlatformName /> files needed to ensure everything works.
 
-When <MainPlatformName /> project is created, it is saved to <MainPlatformNameLink /> cloud. From the cloud, it can be downloaded to various devices, used by different team members in both QGIS and the <MobileAppNameShort />. Changes they made are tracked and synchronised back to the cloud.
+When <MainPlatformName /> project is created, it is saved to <ServerCloudNameLink />. From the cloud, it can be downloaded to various devices, used by different team members in both QGIS and the <MobileAppNameShort />. Changes they made are tracked and synchronised back to the cloud.
 
 ## Creating project
 :::tip
diff --git a/src/manage/synchronisation/index.md b/src/manage/synchronisation/index.md
@@ -6,11 +6,11 @@ Synchronisation is a key process that makes effective collaboration possible: yo
 
 Let's look at a typical workflow in <MainPlatformNameLink />:
 1. First, you [create](../create-project/#create-a-project-in-qgis) and [prepare](../../gis/features/) a <MainPlatformName /> project in QGIS. This includes loading background and survey layers, setting up the forms, styling layers, setting up map themes and defining the layers to be used in a survey. The <MainPlatformName /> project consists of the project file (*.qgz) and data referenced in the project, such as GeoPackage layers, shapefiles, rasters or attachments. At this point, they are all saved in a project folder in your computer.
-2. The <MainPlatformName /> project is uploaded to <MainPlatformNameLink /> Cloud using [<QGISPluginName />](../plugin/). The project and data are now stored in the cloud.
+2. The <MainPlatformName /> project is uploaded to <ServerCloudName /> using [<QGISPluginName />](../plugin/). The project and data are now stored in the cloud.
 3. Now you can work collaboratively! The project and data can be downloaded to a mobile device to do [the fieldwork using <MobileAppName /> ](../../tutorials/mobile/) or to another computer with QGIS. Every collaborator works with their own local version of the project.
-4. After finishing their work, the individual contributors synchronise their changes [to <MainPlatformName /> Cloud](../../tutorials/mobile/#saving-data-to-the-cloud), where they are put together.
+4. After finishing their work, the individual contributors synchronise their changes [to <ServerCloudName />](../../tutorials/mobile/#saving-data-to-the-cloud), where they are put together.
 
-As you can see, <MainPlatformName /> Cloud acts as a link between individual contributors and also between PCs and mobile devices, synchronising the changes. When you make changes and upload them to the cloud, <MainPlatformNameLink /> will compare the content of GeoPackage layers and merge them, while copying attachments (such as photos), rasters and shapefiles as they are. That is why we recommend using GeoPackage format for your survey layer.
+As you can see, <ServerCloudName /> acts as a link between individual contributors and also between PCs and mobile devices, synchronising the changes. When you make changes and upload them to the cloud, <MainPlatformNameLink /> will compare the content of GeoPackage layers and merge them, while copying attachments (such as photos), rasters and shapefiles as they are. That is why we recommend using GeoPackage format for your survey layer.
 
 
 ## How to synchronise changes in Mergin Maps
diff --git a/src/server/administer/index.md b/src/server/administer/index.md
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # Administer
  
-Administration guide will help you to configure and maintain your <CommunityPlatformNameLink /> or <EnterprisePlatformNameLink />. The main Cloud <DashboardLink desc="Mergin Maps Server"/> is maintained for you by <MainPlatformName /> team. Read more about server platforms in the [overview article](../).
+Administration guide will help you to configure and maintain your <CommunityPlatformNameLink /> or <EnterprisePlatformNameLink />. <ServerCloudNameLink /> is maintained for you by <MainPlatformName /> team. Read more about server platforms in the [overview article](../).
  
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diff --git a/src/server/index.md b/src/server/index.md
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # Overview
 
-SaaS <MainPlatformName /> service is a web platform for storage and synchronisation of data between mobile devices, <MainPlatformNameLink /> service and QGIS Desktop. 
+SaaS <MainPlatformName /> service called <ServerCloudNameLink /> is a web platform for storage and synchronisation of data between mobile devices, <MainPlatformNameLink /> service and QGIS Desktop. 
 
 There are also custom server deployments: 
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diff --git a/src/server/install/index.md b/src/server/install/index.md
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # Install
 
-Installation guide will help you to install your <CommunityPlatformNameLink /> or <EnterprisePlatformNameLink /> to the latest server version. The main Cloud <DashboardLink desc="Mergin Maps Server"/> is always up-to-date and managed by <MainPlatformName /> team. Read more about server platforms in [overview article](../)
+Installation guide will help you to install your <CommunityPlatformNameLink /> or <EnterprisePlatformNameLink /> to the latest server version. <ServerCloudNameLink /> is always up-to-date and managed by <MainPlatformName /> team. Read more about server platforms in [overview article](../)
 
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diff --git a/src/server/troubleshoot/index.md b/src/server/troubleshoot/index.md
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # Troubleshoot Custom Servers
 
-This article will help you debug and resolve issues in your <CommunityPlatformNameLink /> or <EnterprisePlatformNameLink /> deployment. If you use the main Cloud <DashboardLink desc="Mergin Maps Server"/>, it is always up-to-date and managed by <MainPlatformName /> team, so report your problems to us as [described here](../../misc/troubleshoot/). Read more about server platforms in [overview article](../). 
+This article will help you debug and resolve issues in your <CommunityPlatformNameLink /> or <EnterprisePlatformNameLink /> deployment. If you use the main <ServerCloudNameLink />, it is always up-to-date and managed by <MainPlatformName /> team, so report your problems to us as [described here](../../misc/troubleshoot/). Read more about server platforms in [overview article](../). 
 
 To install your own server, follow our [installation guide](../install/). Documentation of environment variables and other configuration options can be found in [Configure environment](../environment/).
 
diff --git a/src/server/upgrade/index.md b/src/server/upgrade/index.md
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # Upgrade
 
-Migration guides are here to help you migrate your <CommunityPlatformNameLink /> or <EnterprisePlatformNameLink /> to the latest server version. The main Cloud <DashboardLink desc="Mergin Maps Server"/> is always migrated to latest version by <MainPlatformName /> team. Read more about server platforms in [overview article](../).
+Migration guides are here to help you migrate your <CommunityPlatformNameLink /> or <EnterprisePlatformNameLink /> to the latest server version. <ServerCloudNameLink /> is always migrated to latest version by <MainPlatformName /> team. Read more about server platforms in [overview article](../).
 
 ::: warning
 Migrations must be performed one by one and cannot be skipped.
diff --git a/src/tutorials/creating-a-project-in-qgis/index.md b/src/tutorials/creating-a-project-in-qgis/index.md
@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ Please ensure you have already:
    Press **Finish** to create the project.
    ![Create new Mergin Maps project in QGIS](./mergin-plugin-create-new-mergin-project.jpg "Create new Mergin Maps project in QGIS")
 
-5. Your new project should now be created and uploaded to <MainPlatformNameLink /> cloud. 
+5. Your new project should now be created and uploaded to <ServerCloudName />. 
 
    **Close** the dialog window to continue working with this project in QGIS.
    ![Mergin Maps project created and uploaded successfully](./mergin-plugin-basic-project-opened.jpg "Mergin Maps project created and uploaded successfully")
@@ -131,7 +131,7 @@ There is much more that can be done with the Attributes Form in QGIS when prepar
 
 
 ## Saving changes to Mergin Maps
-In the [next tutorial](../mobile/) we will see how this project looks on <MobileAppName />. We'll now make some last changes, save them and sync the project back to the <MainPlatformNameLink /> cloud.
+In the [next tutorial](../mobile/) we will see how this project looks on <MobileAppName />. We'll now make some last changes, save them and sync the project back to the <ServerCloudNameLink />.
 
 1. Right click on the layer called `Survey` and find the **Rename Layer** option. Rename the layer to `Survey notes` (the name `Survey` is too general in this context).
 2. **Save** the QGIS project
@@ -145,7 +145,7 @@ In the [next tutorial](../mobile/) we will see how this project looks on <Mobile
    Click **Sync** to synchronise the project
    ![Mergin Maps plugin synchronisation Project status](./qgis-sync-mergin-project-status.jpg "Mergin Maps plugin synchronisation Project status")
  
-In a few moments your changes are safely stored in the <MainPlatformName />  cloud
+In a few moments your changes are safely stored in the <ServerCloudName />
 ![Successful synchronisation of Mergin Maps project in QGIS](./qgis-project-synced.jpg "Successful synchronisation of Mergin Maps project in QGIS")
 
 Synchronising changes between users and devices is a core principle of <MainPlatformNameLink />. When you sync a project, changes that have been made by other users and devices since you last synced are fetched and any changes you've made are pushed.
diff --git a/src/tutorials/mobile/index.md b/src/tutorials/mobile/index.md
@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@
 In the last tutorial we created a new <MainPlatformName /> project in QGIS with layers for surveying trees and hedges. You'll now learn how to:
 - Open the QGIS project in <MobileAppName />
 - Switch between layers to capture new point and linear features
-- Sync and save your data to <MainPlatformNameLink /> cloud
+- Sync and save your data to <ServerCloudNameLink />
 
 :::tip Need help navigating the mobile app?
 [<MobileAppName /> interface](../../field/mobile-app-ui/) contains the overview of the features and functionality of the <MobileAppNameShort />.
diff --git a/src/tutorials/opening-surveyed-data-on-your-computer/index.md b/src/tutorials/opening-surveyed-data-on-your-computer/index.md
@@ -16,15 +16,15 @@ To open the project and field data on the computer, we will need to do some setu
 ## Putting your project in the cloud
 1. Open <MobileAppName /> and navigate to the **Home** tab. Tap the button next to the project's name and select the **Upload** option.
    
-   If you are logged in, the project will be uploaded to <MainPlatformName /> cloud and you can continue to the next step: [opening your project in QGIS](#locating-and-opening-your-project).
+   If you are logged in, the project will be uploaded to <ServerCloudName /> and you can continue to the next step: [opening your project in QGIS](#locating-and-opening-your-project).
    ![Mergin Maps mobile app upload project to cloud](./mergin-maps-mobile-upload-project.jpg "Mergin Maps mobile app upload project to cloud") 
    
 2. If you are not logged in, you will be asked to. Enter your <MainPlatformName /> credentials and **Sign in**.
 
    If you don't have an account yet, create one! Tap **Sign up** to [sign up to <MainPlatformName />](../../setup/sign-up-to-mergin-maps/#from-mergin-maps-mobile-app).   
    ![Mergin Maps mobile app Login page](./mergin-maps-mobile-log-in-to-mergin.jpg "Mergin Maps mobile app Login page")
   
-3. Once you are logged in, **Upload** your project to the <MainPlatformName /> cloud. 
+3. Once you are logged in, **Upload** your project to the <ServerCloudName />. 
 
 Notice that the name of your [workspace](../../manage/workspaces/) is displayed along with the project's name (here, the workspace is called `my-team`).
 
@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ Now that your project is in the cloud, it can easily be shared with colleagues o
    
 
 ## Locating and opening your project
-Now that the project is stored in <MainPlatformName /> cloud, we can open it in QGIS.
+Now that the project is stored in <ServerCloudName />, we can open it in QGIS.
 
 1. Open QGIS on your computer
 
