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# Connect Google data

Connect a Google account to add Search Console and Analytics 4 data to your Reach workspace. The connection is read-only.

## Before you begin

You need workspace administration access in Reach and a Google account that can access the relevant:

* Google Search Console sites; or
* Google Analytics 4 properties.

You can connect one or both data sources.

## Connect the account

1. Open **Settings**.
2. Select **Integrations**.
3. Find the **Google** card and select **Connect**.
4. Sign in to Google and review the requested read-only permissions.
5. Return to Reach and select at least one Search Console site or Analytics 4 property.
6. Save the selected sources.

The Google card shows the connected email and the sources currently available to the workspace.

## Change the selected sources

Open **Settings → Integrations**, select **Manage sources**, and update the Search Console sites or Analytics 4 properties assigned to the workspace.

Only select properties that belong to the brand represented by the current workspace.

## Disconnect Google

Select **Disconnect** on the Google card and confirm. Existing historical data may remain visible, but Google-powered metrics stop refreshing until a connection is restored.

## Where the data appears

* Search Console queries and positions appear in **Search Demand** and **Page Insights**.
* Analytics 4 page views and sessions appear in **Page Insights**.

After connecting a source for the first time, allow time for the initial synchronization. See [Data freshness and missing data](/help/data-freshness.md) if a property or metric does not appear.


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