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title: "Google Search Console integration | Growf"
description: "Monitor search performance, inspect URLs, and manage sitemaps for your websites. Connect Google Search Console to Growf."
url: "https://www.growf.io/integrations/googlesearchconsole/"
language: "en"
---

Integration / SEO

# Google Search Console integration

Monitor search performance, inspect URLs, and manage sitemaps for your websites

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About Google Search Console

## Google Search Console is Google's tool for monitoring, maintaining, and troubleshooting your website's performance in Google Search results. It helps you track search traffic, optimize visibility, and resolve site issues quickly.

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Category

SEO, Analytics & Data

Connection

OAuth

Type

Tool

Actions

6

Tags

seo, library

Example prompts

## What you can ask Growf to do with Google Search Console

- “Fetch last week's top search queries”

- “Inspect indexing status for this URL”

- “List all sitemaps for my site”

- “Submit a new sitemap for indexing”

Available actions

## 6 actions your agents can run in Google Search Console

- Fetching verified sites
- Querying search analytics
- Inspecting URL  
Inspect one URL of the connected Search Console property with the URL Inspection API. site\_url is injected; inspection\_url must be a fully qualified URL inside the property (same URL prefix, or the domain or a subdomain for sc-domain properties). The result describes Google's last indexed version of the URL, not a live test, and can lag recent changes by days. Report to the user from inspectionResult.indexStatusResult: verdict, coverageState, indexingState, lastCrawlTime, pageFetchState, robotsTxtState and crawledAs, and compare googleCanonical with userCanonical (state whether they match; a mismatch means Google chose a different canonical). Also give the sitemaps and referringUrls when present, rich result issues when returned, and inspectionResultLink so the user can open the report in Search Console. When a field is absent, say it was not reported rather than guessing. This API cannot request indexing, request a recrawl or run a live URL test; never claim that indexing was requested. Quota: 2,000 inspections per day and 600 per minute per property, so only inspect the URLs the user asks about.
- Fetching sitemaps
- Fetching sitemap details
- Submitting sitemap  
Submit or resubmit a sitemap (XML sitemap, sitemap index, RSS or Atom feed) for the connected Search Console property. site\_url is injected; feedpath is the fully qualified sitemap URL and must belong to the property. Requires Owner or Full permission on the property; the user approves the call in chat before it runs. A successful submission returns no content: afterwards call GOOGLE\_SEARCH\_CONSOLE\_GET\_SITEMAP for the same feedpath and report lastSubmitted, isPending, errors and warnings. Submitting a sitemap only tells Google where it is; it does not request indexing of individual URLs.

## Put Google Search Console to work inside Growf.

Connect it once and every workspace, agent and workflow can use it — securely, with your team in the loop.

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