Getting started

What you connect

Google Search Console

A property you already own and have verified, connected with a Google account that has at least read access to it. This is the highest-signal source Onça uses, so connect it first if you connect only one. It is what turns “this page ranks” into “this page ranks and nobody is clicking it”.

Google Business Profile

Optional, and only useful if you have a physical location or a service area. Connect it with an account that can manage the listing rather than just view it, because Onça schedules posts and profile updates rather than only reading them.

Your website

The public URL, and that is the whole requirement. Onça reads your published pages the way a search engine does, so nothing gets installed on the site itself: no plugin, no script tag, no DNS change, no theme edit. If your site is public, it is connectable.

What happens next

Onça begins pulling history as soon as a source is linked, so the first thing you see is based on your real past performance rather than on a blank slate. From there it reads every feed on an ongoing basis and surfaces the handful of moves with genuine lift.

The output is one prioritized list, not a set of dashboards. Each row tells you what to do, why it matters now, and roughly what it is worth. See The opportunity queue for how that ranking is built, or Sources and signals for what each feed contributes.

A note on permissions

Onça asks for the narrowest access that makes each feature work: read access where it only needs to read, and management access only for Business Profile, where scheduling is the point. You can disconnect a source at any time, and doing so stops Onça reading it.

How we handle what you connect is covered in our Privacy Policy.