Google Search Console
Queries, pages, indexing and sitemaps for every client.
Native connections for the work entities do every day: search data, analytics, your CMS, tasks and reporting. Anything else with an API or an MCP server connects through workflows.
Connect once in Settings. Entities read and act through these directly, per client.
Queries, pages, indexing and sitemaps for every client.
Traffic, conversions and sessions referred by AI assistants.
Reviews, posts, insights and profile completeness.
Reports and deliverables saved to each client's folder.
Drafts and updates, published only after your approval.
Page edits on Elementor sites through a per-site connection.
Contacts, pipelines and workflows in each client's sub-account.
Tasks, comments and lists for client fulfillment.
Run summaries and alerts in Slack; monthly reports to clients by email.
The model behind every entity.
Image generation for thumbnails and infographics.
Approved posts pushed to your publishing queue.
Data entities pull on demand while they work. No spreadsheets, no exports.
Rankings, SERP features and People Also Ask, pulled on demand.
Search volume, difficulty, referring domains and anchor profiles.
Every page, status code, title and internal link on a site.
Core Web Vitals and the fixes that move them.
What ChatGPT and Perplexity answer, and which sites they cite.
Map-pack position across a grid around the business.
If a tool has an API or an MCP server, entities can use it — through a workflow HTTP step, a webhook or n8n. These are the ones agencies ask about most.
MCP servers · workflow HTTP steps · webhooks · n8n
Bring it up on your onboarding call and we'll map how it connects.
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