Choose the existing report ID and type in Connections. Datapipe retrieves its native nested results as JSON with the report's own date context. Typed ranking and review metrics are not inferred, and no report run, paid fresh-data request or source change is made.
This integration reads BrightLocal data for reports and analysis. Source write actions are not available in Datapipe.
Use your reports in a sheet, a warehouse or a connected assistant, according to your plan and setup.
Examples for your team
Illustrative workflows using the supported capabilities. Connect your own account to work with your data.
Read & report
Keep an existing ranking report available
Connect the report your agency already maintains and retrieve its latest stored results. The report keeps its native date context instead of pretending to rerun for the date picker.
Read & report
Review citation or reputation results
Use a separate connection for the intended citation or reputation report. Keep the provider's nested findings together for export without creating or editing a report.
Reports you can build
1 reporting datasets with their own fields. Choose a dataset in the app, then select the columns you need.
See included datasets and what they report
Existing local SEO report
Read one existing BrightLocal report selected in Connections: Local Search Rank Checker (lsrc), Citation Tracker (ct), or Reputation Manager (rf). The native report is preserved as JSON, including its own dates and nested results. Report dates do not rerun or filter the provider report. No fresh-data purchase, report creation, report run or mutation is performed.
Existing report results retain their native nested structure and their own reporting dates. This connection does not run reports or request new research.
Metrics and dimensions
3 report fields across 1 datasets.
Browse the documented fields below. In the app, choose your project connection to load its field list. Availability depends on API permissions, report type, and compatible field combinations. Property-specific custom fields appear after connecting.
No fields match. Try another search or choose All.
Create a project and choose BrightLocal in Connections.
Paste your agency account key, the existing report ID and its ranking, citation or reputation report type.
Pick where it goes. Choose a supported dataset and destination, then review its date and measurement rules before sharing the results.
Sample report
Sample
Existing report results (JSON)
1,240
640
210
Sample numbers, so you can see the shape. Your report uses your accounts.
Retrieve one existing Local Search Rank Checker, Citation Tracker or Reputation Manager report selected in Connections. Native nested report results remain JSON and retain their own dates. No report creation, report runs or paid fresh-data requests are made. Typed ranking/review metrics and new location-management APIs are outside this initial scope.
Questions
Free to start. Paid plans add more connections and refresh faster.
Free and Starter refresh once a day. Pro refreshes every hour. Agency refreshes every 15 minutes on the first 50 connections.
No. Name a project, add a connection, then choose a report and destination.
This integration is read-only in Datapipe. You can read the supported reports, share them with reporting destinations and ask a connected assistant about the available data. Sending report output to a destination does not grant editing access to this source. Read-only with the agency's BrightLocal API key and an eligible account. Datapipe retrieves existing reports only. Broader permissions on the key do not enable source changes.
This page lists 3 report fields across 1 datasets. You pick the columns when you build the report.
Retrieve one existing Local Search Rank Checker, Citation Tracker or Reputation Manager report selected in Connections. Native nested report results remain JSON and retain their own dates. No report creation, report runs or paid fresh-data requests are made. Typed ranking/review metrics and new location-management APIs are outside this initial scope. Account permissions and the records available from the provider determine which rows can be read.
Yes. The same numbers can go to a sheet, a chart, a warehouse, or an assistant.