An administrator first provisions a Growth customer account. After signing in, open Growth, choose or create a workspace, add a website, and configure Search Console, Google Analytics 4, Google Ads, PageSpeed, or CrUX on its own page. Each source can use its own account.
Test each saved configuration version, verify its resource, and explicitly enable collection. Saving or passing a test does not enable collection automatically. Configuration changes pause old tasks and require a new test and confirmation.
Customers enter Google credentials on each website’s settings page. Credentials are encrypted and never displayed again, with independent configurations for each website and data source.
Open the website’s Collection history to filter by source and task creation date. Details show the configuration version, requested dates, attempts, and execution log. PageSpeed and CrUX retrieve currently available snapshots; insufficient samples and execution failures remain distinct.
Use Members to invite a specific email address as an editor or viewer. Owners manage membership, and at least one owner must remain. Share the invitation link yourself; the recipient signs in with an existing account to accept. Website details and status have a separate settings page. Changes pause collection and require new connection tests while retaining history.
SEO, analytics, ads, and website experience have separate pages with date ranges, report selection, configuration history, and links to collection records. PageSpeed uses measurement dates and CrUX history uses reporting-period end dates. Missing data is not shown as zero. Analysis has a separate page for date-window reports that preserve configuration versions and collection evidence. Incomplete data is identified explicitly and does not produce trend conclusions. History includes only successfully collected data; it does not imply a complete historical backfill. Current experience snapshots are not mixed into analyses of past dates.
The website list shows setup progress and the latest collection time. Each website has an overview of source metrics and coverage. Switching websites keeps the current section while using that website’s own configuration and history.
The top-level Growth navigation opens workspaces directly. Existing internal report links with query parameters remain available.