How Knack Flows Work

Connect Google Search Console and Knack using Knack Flows to centralize search data and manage SEO workflows through a structured, no-code system. This integration allows you to bring Google Search Console data and actions, such as site health management and URL inspection, into Knack, where they can be stored, tracked, and acted on through workflows. Use Knack to organize search-related information, monitor indexing status, manage SEO tasks, and build internal dashboards that give you and your team visibility into search performance and technical SEO activity.

Step 1: Select a Trigger

A trigger is an event that starts your automation workflow. In a Google Search Console and Knack integration, triggers often originate in Knack. For example this could be when a new site is added to your system, a URL needs to be inspected, or an SEO check is requested. These triggers determine when Knack should interact with Google Search Console.

Step 2: Set up an Action in Knack

Once a trigger occurs, actions define what happens next in your Flow. Google Search Console actions can include adding or removing sites and running URL inspections. Knack actions may store inspection results, update records, notify team members, or route issues into review workflows. This allows SEO activity to be managed systematically instead of ad hoc.

Step 3: Connect and Automate

When your Flow is ready, you can activate it immediately or expand it with additional logic over time. Your Knack app and Google Search Console are now connected. Search-related actions and outcomes can be logged, tracked, and managed inside Knack. This creates a centralized system for SEO operations and site monitoring.