Google Search Console connector for Amazon AppFlow - Amazon AppFlow
Amazon AppFlow support for Google Search ConsoleBefore you beginConnecting to Google Search ConsoleTransferring data from Google Search ConsoleSupported destinationsSupported objects

Google Search Console connector for Amazon AppFlow

Google Search Console is a service from Google that allows website owners to optimize and manage their sites’ presence in Google Search results. If you're a Google Search Console user, your account contains data about your sites and their search traffic. You can use Amazon AppFlow to transfer data from Google Search Console to certain AWS services or other supported applications.

Amazon AppFlow support for Google Search Console

Amazon AppFlow supports Google Search Console as follows.

Supported as a data source?

Yes. You can use Amazon AppFlow to transfer data from Google Search Console.

Supported as a data destination?

No. You can't use Amazon AppFlow to transfer data to Google Search Console.

Before you begin

To use Amazon AppFlow to transfer data from Google Search Console to supported destinations, you must meet these requirements:

  • You have a Google Cloud Platform account and a Google Cloud project.

  • In Google Search Console, you have one or more verified website properties that have the data that you want to transfer. For the steps to add a property, see Add a website property to Search Console in the Search Console Help. For more information about the Google Search Console data objects that Amazon AppFlow supports, see Supported objects.

  • In your Google Cloud project, you've enabled the Google Search Console API. For the steps to enable it, see Enable and disable APIs in the API Console Help for Google Cloud Platform.

  • In your Google Cloud project, you've configured an OAuth consent screen for external users that meets the following requirements:

    • You've set amazon.com as an authorized domain.

    • You've set Google Ads API as an authorized scope.

    For information about the OAuth consent screen, see Setting up your OAuth consent screen in the Google Cloud Platform Console Help.

  • In your Google Cloud project, you've configured an OAuth 2.0 client ID. For the steps to create one, see Setting up OAuth 2.0 in the Google Cloud Platform Console Help.

    The OAuth 2.0 client ID must have one or more authorized redirect URLs for Amazon AppFlow.

    Redirect URLs have the following format:

    https://region.console.aws.amazon.com/appflow/oauth

    In this URL, region is the code for the AWS Region where you use Amazon AppFlow to transfer data from Google Search Console. For example, the code for the US East (N. Virginia) Region is us-east-1. For that Region, the URL is the following:

    https://us-east-1.console.aws.amazon.com/appflow/oauth

    For the AWS Regions that Amazon AppFlow supports, and their codes, see Amazon AppFlow endpoints and quotas in the AWS General Reference.

Note the client ID and client secret from the settings for your OAuth 2.0 client ID. You provide these values to Amazon AppFlow when you connect to your Google Cloud project.

Connecting Amazon AppFlow to your Google Search Console account

To connect Amazon AppFlow to your Google Search Console account, provide the client credentials from the OAuth 2.0 client ID from your Google Cloud project. Amazon AppFlow uses these credentials to access your data. If you haven't yet configured your Google Cloud project for Amazon AppFlow integration, see Before you begin.

To connect to Google Search Console

  1. Sign in to the AWS Management Console and open the Amazon AppFlow console at https://console.aws.amazon.com/appflow/.

  2. In the navigation pane on the left, choose Connections.

  3. On the Manage connections page, for Connectors, choose Google Search Console.

  4. Choose Create connection.

  5. In the Connect to Google Search Console window, enter the following information:

    • access_type – Choose offline.

    • Client ID – The client ID of the OAuth 2.0 client ID in your Google Cloud project.

    • Client secret – The client secret of the OAuth 2.0 client ID in your Google Cloud project.

  6. Optionally, under Data encryption, choose Customize encryption settings (advanced) if you want to encrypt your data with a customer managed key in the AWS Key Management Service (AWS KMS).

    By default, Amazon AppFlow encrypts your data with a KMS key that AWS creates, uses, and manages for you. Choose this option if you want to encrypt your data with your own KMS key instead.

    Amazon AppFlow always encrypts your data during transit and at rest. For more information, see Data protection in Amazon AppFlow.

    If you want to use a KMS key from the current AWS account, select this key under Choose an AWS KMS key. If you want to use a KMS key from a different AWS account, enter the Amazon Resource Name (ARN) for that key.

  7. For Connection name, enter a name for your connection.

  8. Choose Connect. A Sign in with Google window opens.

  9. Choose your Google account, and sign in.

  10. On the page titled amazon.com wants to access your Google Account, choose Continue.

On the Manage connections page, your new connection appears in the Connections table. When you create a flow that uses Google Search Console as the data source, you can select this connection.

Transferring data from Google Search Console with a flow

To transfer data from Google Search Console, create an Amazon AppFlow flow, and choose Google Search Console as the data source. For the steps to create a flow, see Creating flows in Amazon AppFlow.

When you configure the flow, choose the data object that you want to transfer. For the objects that Amazon AppFlow supports for Google Search Console, see Supported objects.

Also, choose the destination where you want to transfer the data object that you selected. For more information about how to configure your destination, see Supported destinations.

Supported destinations

When you create a flow that uses Google Search Console as the data source, you can set the destination to any of the following connectors:

Supported objects

When you create a flow that uses Google Search Console as the data source, you can transfer any of the following data objects to supported destinations:

Object

Field

Data type

Supported filters

Search Analytic

clicks

Double

country

String

EQUAL_TO

ctr

Double

device

String

EQUAL_TO

dimension

String

EQUAL_TO

impressions

Double

keys

List

page

String

EQUAL_TO, CONTAINS

position

Double

query

String

EQUAL_TO, CONTAINS

search_type

String

EQUAL_TO

start_end_date

DateTime

BETWEEN

Site

permissionLevel

String

siteUrl

String

Sitemap

contents

List

errors

Long

isPending

Boolean

isSitemapsIndex

Boolean

lastDownloaded

DateTime

lastSubmitted

DateTime

path

String

type

String

warnings

Long