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The application can read a customer’s GA4 and Search Console evidence only after the property exists, the site is instrumented or verified, and the workspace email has been granted access.

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GA4 browser tag

Set the public measurement ID in the customer site’s web deployment:
The current frontend integration renders no Google tag when this value is absent. When present, it configures Google Analytics with automatic page-view sending disabled, then sends one page view for the initial URL and each client-side pathname or search change. It deduplicates the same URL to avoid development strict-mode repeats.
The browser value beginning with G- is a measurement ID. The workspace connection uses the numeric GA4 property ID. They are not interchangeable.

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Search Console verification

For a URL-prefix property, set:
The frontend emits the corresponding verification meta tag only when the value exists. A domain property such as sc-domain:example.com requires the DNS TXT verification supplied by Search Console. The HTML meta tag cannot verify the whole domain property.

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Grant workspace access

After provisioning the workspace AgentMail address:
1

Invite it to GA4

Grant the address Viewer access on the numeric GA4 property.
2

Invite it to Search Console

Grant the address Full access on the Search Console property.
3

Save the properties

Store ga4_property and gsc_property in brands/<workspace>.yaml.
4

Run the connection tests

Run each connection test from the workspace Connections settings.

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Content security policy

The current application does not install a consent platform or a site-wide CSP for you. If the customer site has a CSP, allow the Google tag script and analytics connection hosts required by that installation. If consent gating is added later, mount the analytics component only after consent.

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Verification checklist

1

Check the initial view

In GA4 DebugView, load a clean URL and confirm one page view.
2

Check client navigation

Move between application routes and confirm one new page view per URL, including intended query-string changes.
3

Check Search Console ownership

Confirm the URL-prefix meta tag or domain DNS record is verified.
4

Inspect a URL

Use Search Console URL Inspection and submit a sitemap when the site provides one.
Connection status inside the platform cannot inspect the property member list. Verify the external invitation in Google when access tests fail.