Choose a site and switch Google accounts
After you sign in, the Choose a site page lists every Search Console property in your Google account. You can connect more Google accounts and switch between them without signing in again.
Open a site
Section titled “Open a site”- On Choose a site, click the site you want. Its Overview report opens.
- To switch site later, click the site name in the top bar and pick one under Properties.
Each site shows as one card. If you have a Domain property and URL-prefix properties for the same site, the Domain property opens by default and the others appear as extra links on the card after Also:.
Each card shows your permission in Search Console: Owner, Full access or Restricted.
Find a site quickly
Section titled “Find a site quickly”When you have more than three sites:
- Type in Search your sites… to filter. Press Enter to open the first match.
- Press
/to jump to the search box. - Sites you opened recently in this browser appear first.
Unverified properties
Section titled “Unverified properties”Properties you haven’t verified in Search Console appear under Waiting for verification. Google shares no data for them. Click one to open it in Search Console and finish verification there.
Add another Google account
Section titled “Add another Google account”- Click the Google account at the top left of the top bar.
- Click Add Google account.
- Choose the account in Google and allow access.
Connected accounts stay connected. Switch with one click, from any browser you sign in to with Xagio.
Switch Google account
Section titled “Switch Google account”- Click the Google account at the top left.
- Under Search Console accounts, click the account. GSC Analysis opens that account’s first site.
If an account shows “Google signed it out: click to reconnect”, click it and sign in to Google again.
Remove a connected account
Section titled “Remove a connected account”- Click the Google account at the top left.
- Hover over the account and click X.
You can’t remove the account you’re using. Switch to another one first.