Release Notes

June 2024

We have added a new dimension, SEARCH_APPEARANCE.

October 2023

We have added the ability to update the Historical Sync Time Frame value even after a Google connector has been set up.

The following connectors now support this feature:

WARNING: Updating the timeframe option to a larger value will trigger a connector re-sync.

August 2022

We now sync the query column instead of the keyword column in the following reports:

KEYWORD_SITE_REPORT_BY_PAGE
KEYWORD_SITE_REPORT_BY_SITE
KEYWORD_PAGE_REPORT

This change only applies to connectors created after August 11, 2022.

July 2022

We now support custom reports in our Google Search Console connector.

April 2022

We have expanded the Create a Connector and Modify a Connector endpoints of our REST API. Now you can authorize the Google Search Console connector by adding the auth section to payloads.

We have added support for the news search type in reports.

September 2021

We have added support for fresh data in reports.

November 2020

We now use 7 days as the time period for fetching data both in forward and backward parts of priority-first sync. We changed this time period from 30 days to 7 to improve sync speeds. To learn more, see our priority-first sync documentation.

October 2020

The Google Search Console connector now supports the priority-first sync. The Google Search Console's priority-first sync fetches the most recent 30 days' worth of data from the reporting tables. To learn more, see our priority-first sync documentation.

May 2020

You can now configure your Google Search Console connector schema to select which tables you'd like to sync to your destination.

To learn more, see our data blocking documentation.

March 2020

You can now configure your Google Search Console connector using the Fivetran REST API. This feature is in BETA and available only for Standard and Enterprise accounts.

October 2019

You can now select how many months' worth of reporting data you'd like to include in your initial sync. Choose from the following options:

3 months
6 months
12 months (default)
24 months
All time

May 2019

We have dropped the following tables because Google Search Console has deprecated the /urlCrawlErrorsSamples and /urlCrawlErrorsCounts/query endpoints as part of migration:

CRAWL_ERRORS_SAMPLE
URLS_CONTAINING_SITEMAP
LINKED_URLS
CRAWL_ERRORS_COUNT_BY_PLATFORM

For more information, see Google's documentation.

July 2018

We have split the SITE_REPORT table into two separate tables, SITE_REPORT_BY_PAGE and SITE_REPORT_BY_SITE.

May 2018

Google Search Console allows you to monitor, maintain, and troubleshoot your site's presence in Google Search results.

Read our Google Search Console documentation.