Summary

Data Studio is now live as a dedicated workspace for getting your LocalClarity data out of the platform and into the hands of your analysts, BI tools, and downstream systems. Generate on-demand exports of Local Keywords, Review & Responses, and Public & Brand photos, manage your API credentials, and review the history of past downloads, all from an updated interface.

The Problem This Solves

As LocalClarity has added more data across reviews, keywords, photos, listings, and performance reporting, getting that information out of the platform has become just as important as viewing it inside the platform.

Analysts may need raw keyword data for local SEO research. Customer experience team may need review exports for sentiment analysis. BI teams may need structured files or API access to combine LocalClarity data with internal reporting. Operations team may need a record of who pulled what, when, and for which locations. The Data Studio brings those paths together in one place.

What's Changed

Data Studio lives at the top of the platform as a dedicated section with five tabs:

• Keywords generates a Keyword Performance Export covering the precise terms Google surfaces inside GBP. Twelve columns per row including Location ID, Location Name, Store Code, Address, City, State, and the keyword performance metrics themselves. Useful for identifying long-tail wins, splitting branded versus discovery traffic, and finding gaps where competitors are showing up instead of you.
• Reviews pulls structured review data across your locations for sentiment analysis, response auditing, and feeding into customer experience reporting.
• Photos exports the photo records associated with your locations including upload source, timestamps, and engagement metrics.
• API is where you provision and manage API credentials, view rate limits, and access endpoint documentation for programmatic access to the same data the export tabs surface.
• History is the audit trail. Every export your team has run is listed with timestamp, requestor, date range, format, and recipient, with download links for jobs still within the retention window.

For each export, you set a date range, scope to All Locations or a specific subset, choose CSV or the format that fits your downstream tool, and add email recipients. Larger reports run asynchronously in 10 to 15 minutes and arrive in the recipient's inbox when ready, so you do not need to keep the tab open.

What's Next

Data Studio is the foundation for treating data portability as a first-class part of the LocalClarity platform rather than a side request. The same LocalClarity2.0 principle applies here as in Filter Composer and Navigation Control: the surfaces you depend on most should be the ones you have direct control over. This section will also be the home for the upcoming MCP update for the API.