Follow the steps below to see Google Search Console data in GA4 (Google Analytics 4):

Step-1: Make sure that you have successfully connected your GA4 property to your Google Search Console property first.

Step-2: Click on the ‘Reports’ link from the left-hand side navigation menu in your GA4 property:

Step-3: Click on the ‘Library’ link from the menu:

Step-4: Under the ‘Collections’ section, look for the new collection named ‘Search Console’:

Step-5: The ‘Search Console’ collection is not yet published. You would need to publish it. To do that, click on the three dots menu:

Step-6: Click on the ‘Publish’ button.

Note: If you do not see the ‘Publish’ button, then click on the ‘Edit’ link to edit the ‘Search Console’ collection and then click on the ‘Save’ button.

You should now see the ‘Published‘ status as well as the new ‘Search Console’ menu:

Step-7: Click on the ‘Search Console‘ menu:

You should now see the following two reports: Queries and Google Organic Search Traffic:

Important points to remember about seeing Search Console data in GA4

#1 You will not see the search console reports even after linking your GA4 property to your search console property. This is because the search console reports in GA4 are unpublished by default. They need to be published first.

#2 Your Search Console data becomes available in GA4 depending on when you created the web data stream and when you completed site verification in Search Console.

So, if you created a web data stream in GA4 and then completed site verification in the search console, the search console data in GA4 is available from the time of site verification.

On the other hand, if you completed site verification first and then created a new web data stream in GA4, the search console data is available in GA4 from the creation date of the web data stream.

#3 The Google Search Console data is usually available in GA4 Search Console reports 48 hours after it is collected by your linked Search Console property.