Client SEO dashboard: Search Console × Analytics
Cartograph syncs Search Console and GA4 per project and brings them together in one dashboard. Traffic, queries, positions, sessions, conversions, engagement rate and traffic from AI, on a single view, per client. It is the dashboard you open in a meeting, without juggling between tabs.
What the dashboard brings together
Search Console and Analytics crossed by page and by query, on a per-client view, with the history kept.
- Search Console and GA4 synced per project, crossed by page and by query.
- The engagement rate and the traffic from AI (referrers).
- A per-client view, the history kept, the basis of your reports.
Published from Neuchâtel, built for Switzerland
SEO Cartograph brings Search Console and Analytics together for freelancers and agencies working in Switzerland. Pricing is in francs, the crawl runs on your machine and your data stays with you.
The dashboard is part of a whole
Bring Search Console and Analytics together today
The free version is enough to connect a first project and open the dashboard.
Start for freeManaging SEO by bringing Search Console and Analytics together
SEO is managed with two sources that complement each other. Search Console says how Google sees you: queries, impressions, clicks, average position. Analytics says what visitors do once they arrive: sessions, engagement rate, conversions. Taken separately, each tells half the story. Brought together in the same dashboard, they show the full path, from the query typed into Google to the conversion on your site.
Positions and traffic in one place
Cartograph crosses the position reported by Search Console with the traffic measured by GA4, page by page. A page that gains in position but does not convert stands out from a well-ranked page that works. The engagement rate and the traffic from AI, added to the view, complete the reading of an audience that increasingly comes from answer assistants.
The client meeting in five minutes
An SEO client meeting rarely runs past thirty minutes, and most of it plays out in the first five. The client SEO dashboard opens on the numbers that speak for themselves: Search Console clicks and impressions over the period, GA4 sessions and conversions below, on the same time scale. You start with the overall trend, up or down, then drop a level to the pages or queries that explain that movement. The engagement rate and the traffic from AI round out the picture when the client asks where their audience really comes from. The per-client view, with the history kept from one meeting to the next, avoids rebuilding the same chart every month: you reopen the project, and the conversation picks up where it left off.
A per-client view for agencies
Each project has its dashboard, with Search Console and Analytics synced and the history kept. It is the basis of the reports you present in meetings, without juggling between tabs. To go further, see the SEO Cartograph dashboard, the position tracking or the for agencies space.
- Search Console and Analytics brought together in a single client SEO dashboard.
- The client check-in starts on the trend, then drops down page by page.
- Engagement rate and traffic from AI complete the audience reading.
- A history kept project by project, ready for the next meeting.