Overview
Integrations
Connect Google Analytics 4 for referral traffic, WordPress for publishing, and Site Tracking to see the AI crawlers that read your site.
Integrations bring outside data into Ranqo and send your finished content out of it. Google Analytics 4 and Site Tracking feed the Traffic page; WordPress receives the posts you write in Generate Blog.
What is available
| Integration | Type | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Google Analytics 4 | Search & Analytics | Available |
| WordPress | CMS | Available |
| Webflow | CMS | Coming soon |
| Ghost | CMS | Coming soon |
| Shopify | CMS | Coming soon |
Site Tracking is not in this table because it is not a connection to another service. It is a snippet you add to your own server, installed from the Traffic page. See Site Tracking.
The Integrations page
Open Integrations in the sidebar. Each integration is a card showing its status:
- Not connected, with a Connect button.
- Connected, with the connected property or site underneath and a Manage button.
- Needs attention, when a connection exists but its last check or sync failed. For WordPress, Manage shows why. For Google Analytics 4, Manage opens the Traffic page, which names the problem in a banner only when it has data to show; see GA4 not syncing.
- Coming soon, for integrations that cannot be connected yet.
The search box and the All, Search & Analytics and CMS chips narrow the grid. Connected shows only what is connected for the brand you are in.
Connections belong to a brand. Switching brands in the sidebar shows that brand's connections.
What each integration does
Google Analytics 4
Ranqo reads your GA4 property with read-only access and shows the sessions it recorded from AI assistants and search engines, with engagement, conversions and top landing pages. No code changes. On the Integrations page, Manage on the Google Analytics 4 card opens the Traffic page. Once that page has data to show, its Google Analytics view carries Last synced and Sync now, and a banner with Reconnect appears when the connection has a problem. See Google Analytics 4.
WordPress
Ranqo sends posts from Generate Blog to your WordPress site as drafts or live posts, and updates them in place when you publish again. It signs in with an application password, never your main password. See WordPress to connect and Publishing to WordPress to send a post.
Site Tracking
A small piece of server code reports every page request to Ranqo, including requests from AI crawlers that never run JavaScript and so never appear in GA4. Ranqo sorts each visit into crawler types and human visits by channel. See Site Tracking.
GA4 and Site Tracking see different things, so many brands use both. The Traffic guide compares them side by side.
Who can connect
Only the account owner can connect, change or remove an integration, or create a Site Tracking key. No one, the owner included, can remove Google Analytics 4 from the dashboard; see Google Analytics 4. Team members see the data, can press Sync now on Google Analytics and can publish through a WordPress connection the owner set up. See Team.
Limits
GA4 properties, WordPress connections and Site Tracking keys are each counted across all your brands, up to your plan's limit. The full table is in Plans and limits.