Integration · Google Search Console
You use Google Search Console data in ENABLE through your own PostgreSQL data warehouse: the data is loaded and modelled there, and dashboards, plain-language questions and apps read from it. ENABLE has no built-in connector for Google Search Console.
Marketing and advertisingGoogle Search Console is a free Google service that shows how a website performs in organic search results. Site owners and SEO specialists use it to track search queries, visibility and technical indexing issues.
Data from Google Search Console is loaded outside the portal, with a standard connector or a custom integration, and then modelled in your data warehouse. Data Analytics sets this up. From then on Power BI dashboards, the SQL Explorer with AI and the data API read from the same model, and access profiles decide who sees what.
Add Google Analytics 4 and you see not only how many people arrive from Google, but also whether they convert. Next to Semrush, you compare your own measured rankings with those of competitors.
Note: Search Console keeps performance data for 16 months, so if you want to look back further you have to store it yourself. Rare queries are hidden for privacy reasons, which means the sum per query comes out lower than the total.
In ENABLE
The SQL Explorer with AI turns a question like this into SQL on your data warehouse. You see the query, run it yourself, and the AI only receives metadata. More about the SQL Explorer
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FAQ
No. ENABLE reads from your own PostgreSQL data warehouse. Data from Google Search Console is loaded into it outside the portal, with a standard connector or a custom integration; we decide which route fits during the intake.
Typically search queries, pages, clicks and impressions and click-through rate. Exactly which tables you use depends on the questions you want to answer: Data Analytics first sketches the end result and then connects the data it needs.
Yes, with the SQL Explorer with AI. The AI turns your question into SQL on your data warehouse and only receives metadata for that, such as table and column names, never the rows themselves. The SQL Explorer is available to client admins by default and can be switched on for users per organisation.
The price of ENABLE depends on your plan. Each plan includes a number of data sources, from 2 on Solo to 50 on Enterprise+, and an extra data source costs €49 per month. Prices are indicative; after a demo and intake you receive a tailored proposal.
In a demo we show how data from Google Search Console reaches dashboards, plain-language questions and apps via your data warehouse. Bring your questions.