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Analytics

One page with a tab per connected analytics or search provider — Google Search Console, GA4, Bing Webmaster — rendered through a shared metrics panel.

User goal

Compare what each connected source says about the site without visiting three vendor consoles.

Tier
Any plan to view; individual providers have their own tier gates
Nav label
Analytics
Route
/projects/{project}/analytics
Gates
—

Prerequisites

  • At least one analytics/search provider connected on the project (Settings → Integrations)
  • A completed sync for that provider

QA focus

  • The PAGE needs only project-view authorization — it is deliberately not tied to any single provider's feature flag; provider access is gated inside the page
  • Only connected providers get a tab (IntegrationMetricsRegistry filters by isConnected)
  • The retired standalone Bing dashboard route still resolves and permanently redirects into the Bing tab

Overview

Analytics is one project page with a tab per connected analytics or search provider, so you can compare what each source says without visiting three vendor consoles.

What you get

  • Tabs only for providers that are actually connected (currently Google Search Console, GA4, and Bing Webmaster)
  • A shared metrics panel so the same kind of metric sits in the same place across sources
  • An empty state pointing at Settings → Integrations when nothing is connected
  • A permanent redirect from the old standalone Bing dashboard URL into the Bing tab

How it works

  • Connect a provider and wait for a completed sync
  • Open Analytics and switch tabs; unconnected providers have no tab at all
  • Individual providers still apply their own tier gates inside the page

Common issues & false alarms

  • No tabs at all → no provider is connected yet; connect one under Settings → Integrations
  • A tab is missing → that provider is not connected for this project, or the org's tier does not include it
  • Tab present but empty → the provider is connected but has not completed a sync yet

Interactive guide

Step of

All steps (reference)

  1. Step 1. Open Analytics and pick a source

    Each connected provider gets a tab. The panel layout is shared across providers, so the same metric sits in the same place whichever source you are reading.

    What to do: Project → Analytics → switch between the provider tabs.

    Where: projects.analytics

    Open Analytics and pick a source

    Expected (pass)

    • One tab per connected provider, in registration order
    • Switching tabs re-renders the shared panel for that source
    • An unconnected provider has no tab at all

    Negative cases (must fail safely)

    • No providers connected → an empty state pointing at Settings → Integrations
    • Another org's project id in the URL → refused

  2. Step 2. Check the legacy Bing link still lands correctly

    The standalone Bing dashboard became the Bing tab here. Its old route name is kept as a permanent redirect so saved links keep working.

    What to do: Open the old /projects/{project}/bing/dashboard URL.

    Where: projects.bing.dashboard

    Expected (pass)

    • Redirects to Analytics with the Bing Webmaster provider selected

    Negative cases (must fail safely)

    • Without view access to the project → refused before redirecting

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