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Connect your Yetify workspace to Google Data Studio using an API key

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Written by Yetify Support

Use the Google Data Studio integration to bring Yetify data into your reporting workflows, build custom dashboards, and track trends.

Google Data Studio is available on Pro and Enterprise plans.

To access the integration, go to Workspace Settings → Integrations.

Create an API key

To connect your workspace to Google Data Studio, first generate an API key in Yetify.

  1. Select Add API key.

  2. Enter a Key Name so you can identify the key later.

  3. Select Create Key.

  4. Copy and store the generated API key securely.

The full API key is shown only once when it is created. If you lose it, you’ll need to revoke it and create a new one.

Connect Yetify to Google Data Studio

In Google Data Studio:

  1. Select Create → Data source.

  2. Open the Yetify connector.

  3. Enter your API key when prompted.

  4. Select the brand you want to report on.

  5. Optionally narrow the data by competitors or tags.

  6. Select Connect.

Once connected, reports refresh from Yetify automatically without requiring you to enter the key again.

What data is available?

The integration provides access to four main groups of Yetify data:

  • Metrics — AI Visibility, Mentions, Share of Voice, Sentiment, Confidence, Ranking, AI Brand Strength, and citations.

  • Citations — cited URLs, domains, titles, publishers, content type, and other source information.

  • Sentiment keywords — positive and negative terms associated with each brand.

  • Actions and Issues — severity, priority, status, evidence, checklists, progress, and expected impact.

Most data can also be broken down by date, prompt, intent, tag, AI platform, market, and language.

Manage your API keys

Your generated API keys appear in the Integrations area.

API keys can be revoked, but not deleted.

Revoking a key takes effect immediately. Any Data Studio report using that key will stop refreshing until a new key is added.

Revoked keys remain visible so you can review when they were created, last used, and revoked.

There is currently no limit to the number of API keys a workspace can create.

All workspace members can view the key list, but only the workspace owner can create or revoke keys.

What’s next?

Once your connection is active, open Google Data Studio to start building reports and dashboards using your Yetify data.

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