Connect PromptEye to your other tools

Integrations connect PromptEye with tools you already use. Google connections bring Search Console and Analytics data into projects. Bing Webmaster Tools can add search queries as context when you create topics and prompts. Looker Studio lets you build reports from PromptEye data.

Google Search Console and Analytics

Connect your Google account once, then link a Search Console site or Analytics 4 property to a PromptEye project. PromptEye uses read-only access: it can bring data into PromptEye, but it does not change your Google account or need your Google password.

Connect a project

1. Open Integrations and connect your Google account.
2. Choose the PromptEye project and the matching Google property.
3. Select Assign property.

You need access to the Google property and permission to edit the PromptEye project. If a project is read-only for you, ask its owner or editor to connect it.

Search Console brings search performance, such as queries and pages people find through Google; it appears in Traffic → SEO Crawlers and informs Content recommendations. Analytics 4 helps measure identified visits referred by AI services on Traffic → Overview. The project connections list shows which properties are linked, when they last synced, and when the next sync is due. The first sync starts automatically, and after that data is synced once a day.

The Google account connection belongs to the person who connected it. The data it brings into a project is visible to everyone who can open that project. If that person disconnects their Google account, the projects they linked stop receiving new data until someone links them again.

If a property is missing or syncing stops

Make sure the Google account you connected can access the property, and that the property’s site or domain matches the project. If authorization expires, reconnect Google. A sync error means new data may not be arriving; check the message shown next to the connection.

Disconnecting Google

You can disconnect one project or the whole Google account. Disconnecting a project stops new Search Console and Analytics syncs for that project. Disconnecting the account removes Google’s authorization and disconnects both services from every linked project. Data already synchronized remains in PromptEye, but no new Google data will arrive until you reconnect and assign the properties again.

Bing Webmaster Tools

Connect Bing Webmaster Tools to the workspace you are currently working in. The connection is shared by the whole workspace, and the card shows who connected it. PromptEye can then use the top queries Bing reports for project domains listed in that Bing account as context when generating topics and prompts.

If PromptEye says no verified domain matches, check that the domain in the project is verified in the connected Bing account. If the connection has stopped working, reconnect it to restore access. Disconnecting Bing stops PromptEye from using those Bing queries as context; it does not disconnect Google or remove your PromptEye projects.

PromptEye MCP

The PromptEye MCP card connects PromptEye to an AI assistant. For Claude Desktop, choose Download for Claude and install the package. For other assistants that support MCP (Model Context Protocol, an open standard for connecting assistants to tools), use Open repository and follow its instructions. Both need an API key with API access. See Use PromptEye with Claude and other tools.

Looker Studio

Use the Looker Studio card to open the PromptEye connector and build reports from PromptEye data, including projects, visibility, competitors, prompts, sources, and mentions. During setup, you need an API key with API access. Create and manage that key on the Developer page.

If you are unsure whether the connector includes a metric you need, check the connector setup and API documentation linked from the Developer page. Available data can depend on the connector and the projects your account can access.