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Analytics

Google Search Console

Google Search Console reports how a site does in Google Search — which queries bring clicks, which pages rank, what is indexed and what is blocked.

Authentication

  • OAuth 2.0

Actions

Generic API request. Call any Google Search Console API endpoint on this connection, for the case where no shipped action covers it yet. The connection supplies the base URL, the authentication and the egress route, so only the path, query and body are yours to fill.

  • Add propertyRegister a property against the connected Search Console account so it shows up in the property list.
  • Delete sitemapDestructiveRemove a sitemap from a property's Sitemaps report — use it to retire a stale or superseded sitemap file so its errors stop being reported.
  • Get propertyCheck whether the connected account still holds a specific Search Console property and at what permission level, without pulling the whole list.
  • Get sitemapRead the processing state of one sitemap already submitted for a property: when it was last submitted and downloaded, whether Google is still processing it, its error and warning counts, and the URL count it declares per content type.
  • Inspect URLAsk Google what it knows about one specific URL: whether it is indexed, when it was last crawled and by which crawler, whether robots.txt or a noindex rule is blocking it, which canonical Google picked versus the one the page declares, which sitemaps it was found in, and any AMP or rich-result issues on it.
  • List propertiesList every Search Console property the connected Google account can reach, with the account's permission level on each.
  • List sitemapsList the sitemaps Search Console knows about for a property, each with its processing state — when it was last submitted and downloaded, whether it is still pending, how many errors and warnings it carries, and how many URLs it declares per content type.
  • Query Search AnalyticsPull Google Search performance for a property — clicks, impressions, CTR and average position — over a date range, grouped by any combination of query, page, country, device, search appearance, date or hour, and optionally filtered on those same dimensions.
  • Remove propertyDestructiveUnlink a property from the connected Search Console account, so it no longer appears in the property list and this connection can no longer report on it.
  • Submit sitemapTell Google about a sitemap for a property — the usual last step of a publish pipeline, and the way to nudge a re-crawl after content changes.

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