A guide to Orchly integrations

Orchly integrations connect your search data, analytics, CMS and team chat, so agents can read real numbers and publish real changes. You’ll find all of them in Settings → Integrations, listed as a two-column grid with a status badge on each one.

Connecting is what turns Orchly from a dashboard into something that acts. Search Console gives agents your clicks and rankings. A CMS lets them publish the article that closes a gap in ChatGPT or Perplexity answers. Slack lets your team ask questions without opening the app.

Which integrations does Orchly support?

The list is grouped by what each app is for. The category also appears in each app’s detail drawer.

Category	Integrations	What it’s for
Search data	Google Search Console, Bing Webmaster Tools	Clicks, impressions, keywords, indexing, and instant URL submission to Bing
Web analytics	Google Analytics	Sessions, AI referral traffic, conversions and revenue from GA4
Publishing	WordPress, Webflow, Framer, Ghost, Sanity CMS	Publishing articles and, on some platforms, applying SEO fixes
Messaging	Slack	Digests, alerts, and two-way chat with Orchly in threads
Knowledge and data	Notion, Airtable	Docs agents can read, and bases they can read from and write to

Reddit also appears in the list.

How do I connect an integration?

1. Go to Settings → Integrations.
2. Click Configure next to the app. Google Analytics shows Manage instead, because it can hold more than one connection.
3. The app’s drawer opens. Follow the Connect section. Some apps send you to sign in with the provider, others ask for an API key or token.
4. For Search Console, Google Analytics and Bing, pick the site or property to track. Orchly can’t sync anything until you do.

Each app’s own guide has the exact steps and fields.

What do the status badges mean?

Badge	Meaning
Connected	Working and syncing.
Not connected	Nothing set up yet.
Action required	Signed in, but no site or property is chosen, so nothing syncs. Click Finish setup.
Inactive	A connection exists but is switched off. Reconnect it.
Waiting	WordPress only. A key was generated, but the plugin hasn’t used it yet.
Update plugin	WordPress only. The installed plugin is too old.

What’s inside an integration’s drawer?

Clicking Configure or Manage opens a full drawer for that app:

• Overview: what connecting the app gives you, shown before you connect.
• Details: how it’s connected (“Connected with”), the date (“Connected on”), and for Search Console, when it last synced.
• Connect or Settings: the sign-in button or fields, and later the site or property picker.
• Content mappings: for WordPress, Webflow, Framer and Sanity. Click Map a collection to decide which CMS field gets the title, body, slug and so on. Without a mapping, articles publish as a single body.
• A side panel with the Category, the Access level (Read only, Write only, or Read and write), what it’s Used for, and a link to its setup guide.

To remove an app, click Disconnect at the top of the drawer.

How do integrations change what agents can do?

Connected apps show up as options in the agent’s tools. In the Ask Orchly composer, open + then Tools & data. Search Console, Bing and GA4 appear under Knows about. Your CMS and Slack appear under Can post to. Anything not connected shows a Connect or Set up link instead of a toggle.

So if an agent says it can’t publish or can’t see your Bing data, the integration behind it usually isn’t connected yet. See agent abilities and tools and publishing agent output.