Traffic · 4 GA4 reports
Your clicks and your revenue on one timeline.
Search Console says the clicks arrived. GA4 says what they did next. Prism puts both on one property, one date range and one comparison period.
Traffic · GA4, read-only
Four reports, on your search dates.
No re-picking dates to make GA4 agree with search — these arrive scoped to the property, range and comparison period you were already looking at, and Prism adds no metric GA4 does not already have.
- Overview
- Users, sessions, engagement rate, conversions, conversion rate and revenue, with sessions and conversions plotted per day against the comparison period.
- Acquisition
- Where the sessions came from, by channel group and by source and medium, with each channel's volume set against its conversion rate.
- Conversions & Revenue
- Which conversions fired, what they were worth, and the landing pages and channels behind them.
- Engagement
- Engagement rate, engaged sessions and average engagement time, by landing page and by channel.
- GA4 reports, on every plan including free
- 4
- GA4 reports, on every plan including free
- property picker across search, crawl, GA4 and AI
- 1
- property picker across search, crawl, GA4 and AI
- to connect GA4 — Prism reads it, and can never change it
- 2min
- to connect GA4 — Prism reads it, and can never change it
- credits — credits only pay for AI answers
- 0
- credits — credits only pay for AI answers
Elsewhere in Prism
These numbers show up in two other places
The scheduled report and the task queue both read the GA4 side; Search Performance is the other half of the same timeline.
More of the platform
- AI Visibility See exactly what ChatGPT says about your market: your prompts put to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity on a schedule, every answer kept word for word, and the brands named on the days you were not. 18 reports.
- Search Performance Which queries have been sliding for six months, which of your pages are splitting a query between them, the dated moments Google changed the page it ranks for one. 16 reports over a Search Console warehouse that outlives Google's 16-month window.
- Site Health Severity says how alarming a crawl finding looks. Fix First classifies the same findings by what each one is doing to your traffic: broken while earning, recoverable losses, upside, housekeeping. 13 reports over one crawl.
- Brand Brands, products, competitors, sectors, audiences, topics and markets, edited once and used by every prompt, query and report. Standardize merges the name variants an answer engine throws at you so NIKE, Nike and Nike Inc count once.
- Actions Alert rules on clicks, impressions, CTR and position, checked on every Search Console sync, with anomaly detection running beside them. What fires becomes an owned task with a status and a due date.
- Reports One executive summary of the period, what moved it and the pages and queries behind the change, emailed to up to 20 recipients on a cadence you set. Every other report saves, shares by link and exports as CSV.
Connect GA4 and the dates line up.
Connect Search Console and GA4 to the same property, and every report you open reads the same site and the same dates.