> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://promptwatch.com/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Integrations overview

> Every integration Promptwatch offers: CMS publishing, Google Search Console, log ingestion, visitor analytics, Looker Studio, MCP, Slack, and the API.

Promptwatch integrations either bring data in (logs, Search Console, visitor analytics) or connect other tools to your data and drafts (CMS publishing, Looker Studio, MCP, Slack, the REST API). This page lists all of them, with a link to the detail page for each.

### CMS publishing

Publish Content Agent drafts straight into your CMS instead of copy-pasting. Managed under **CMS Integrations** in your project menu. See [Publishing and tracking](/docs/academy/publishing-and-tracking) for the overall flow.

<img src="https://mintcdn.com/promptwatch/ZKcc2ZUzphV9PeWl/academy/images/integrations-1.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=ZKcc2ZUzphV9PeWl&q=85&s=90e930aaee3fe9e95b5f7f5a05751d40" alt="The Promptwatch CMS Integrations page with Webflow, Framer, and WordPress provider cards, each with a Connect button." width="1776" height="808" data-path="academy/images/integrations-1.png" />

* **Webflow**: OAuth connection with per-item publishing to a CMS collection. See [Webflow](/docs/academy/webflow).
* **Framer**: API-key connection bound to one Framer project; publishing redeploys the site. See [Framer](/docs/academy/framer).
* **WordPress**: connects through the Promptwatch WordPress plugin with a sync token. Currently rolling out; most accounts see **Request setup** instead of **Connect** for now.

<img src="https://mintcdn.com/promptwatch/ZKcc2ZUzphV9PeWl/academy/images/integrations-2.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=ZKcc2ZUzphV9PeWl&q=85&s=ec0f289f2c3cefe4a4b66495a75758f6" alt="The Promptwatch WordPress connect dialog with plugin download, Site URL, and Sync token fields." width="1152" height="1772" data-path="academy/images/integrations-2.png" />

### Search data

* **Google Search Console**: feeds prompt suggestions from your real Google queries, discovers URLs for your page inventory, and syncs historical search performance. See [Google Search Console](/docs/academy/google-search-console), and [Sitemap or Google Search Console](/docs/academy/sitemap-or-gsc-connection) for how it relates to your sitemap.

### AI crawler and visitor data

* **Server and CDN log ingestion**: stream access logs from Cloudflare, Akamai, AWS CloudFront, Fastly, Google Cloud CDN, Netlify, Vercel, or a custom pipeline, so Promptwatch can show which AI crawlers visit which pages. See [Server and CDN log ingestion](/docs/academy/log-ingestion).
* **Visitor analytics script**: a lightweight tracking snippet that attributes site visits coming from AI platforms. See [Visitor analytics](/docs/academy/visitor-analytics) and [Attributing AI traffic](/docs/academy/attributing-ai-traffic).

### Reporting and BI

* **Looker Studio (Data Studio)**: a connector that pulls your Promptwatch data into Looker Studio dashboards, so you can blend it with other marketing data. See [Data Studio connector](/docs/academy/data-studio-connector).
* **CSV exports**: filtered exports of responses and other tables for any spreadsheet or BI tool. See [Can we export responses?](/docs/academy/exporting-your-data).

### AI assistants

* **MCP server**: query your Promptwatch data from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and other MCP-compatible tools, including an official ChatGPT plugin and Claude connector. See [MCP](/docs/academy/mcp).
* **Slack**: organization owners can connect a Slack workspace under **Settings → Slack**, map channels to projects, and chat with the Promptwatch agent directly in Slack. The agent answers the same questions as [Agent Chat](/docs/academy/agent-chat) in the app.

### Developer access

* **REST API**: full programmatic access to your data with API keys, created under **Settings → API Keys**. See the [API documentation](/docs/introduction).

### Other tools

* **Chrome extension**: "Promptwatch: GEO Inspector for AI Answers" shows what ChatGPT searched behind an answer: query fanout, fetched versus cited sources, and the reasoning trail. It runs entirely locally in your browser and doesn't require a Promptwatch account connection.