Google Search Console
Connect Google Search Console to give Orbitr agents visibility into your search performance, keyword rankings, and indexing status.
Overview
Google Search Console is the foundation of Orbitr's SEO intelligence. By connecting your property, Orbitr gains direct access to how Google sees your website — which pages are indexed, which queries drive clicks, and where your rankings are trending.
This integration is what allows Orbitr to make data-driven decisions rather than guesses. Instead of relying on third-party estimates, agents work directly from the same performance data that Google provides to you as a verified site owner.
What Agents Can Do
- Identify high-impression, low-click-through-rate keywords that represent quick ranking wins
- Detect pages that have dropped in ranking and flag them for review
- Track keyword position trends over time and surface meaningful movements
- Find pages with crawl errors or indexing issues and prioritize fixes
- Discover which queries are driving traffic to specific pages
- Identify content gaps where competitors rank but you do not
- Measure the impact of content and technical changes on search performance
Setup
- Go to Settings → Integrations in your Orbitr dashboard
- Click Connect next to Google Search Console
- A popup will open asking you to sign in with Google
- Select the Google account that has access to your Search Console property
- Choose which Search Console property to connect
- Authorize Orbitr to read your search performance data
- The integration will confirm once your property is linked
Required Permissions
Orbitr requests read-only access to your Search Console data. This includes:
- Search analytics — query data, impressions, clicks, and positions for your pages
- Index coverage — which pages Google has indexed and any crawl or indexing errors
- Sitemaps — the sitemaps you have submitted to Google
Orbitr does not request permission to make changes to your Search Console property. All access is read-only.
Which Agents Use This
- SEO Workflow Agent — uses search performance data to prioritize which pages and keywords to focus on
- Keyword Research Agent — pulls actual ranking data to identify opportunities and track movements
- Technical SEO Agent — reads index coverage and crawl error reports to surface technical issues
- Content Agent — uses query data to understand what search intent each page is satisfying
- Strategy Agent — uses overall traffic and ranking trends to set priorities and generate task plans