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Savri is now in the Claude Connectors Directory

You can connect Savri to Claude and ask about your web analytics in plain language. Discover which pages attract visitors and how you perform in Google and Bing, follow your goals and get help interpreting the numbers.

The Savri connector is publicly listed by Anthropic, with a link to connect in Claude. Sign in to your Savri account and grant access. View Savri in the official directory.

Start with a question you need answered

Choose a site and time period so Claude knows which numbers you mean. For example:

  • “How many visitors did my site have in the last seven days compared with the previous week?”
  • “Which pages receive the most traffic?”
  • “Which traffic sources send visitors to my site?”
  • “How are my goals performing, and where do visitors drop off in my funnel?”
  • “Which search queries bring the most Google clicks, and which pages appear in Bing?”

Google and Bing in your AI assistant

Connect Google Search Console or Bing Webmaster Tools on the site’s statistics page. Then ask about clicks, impressions, queries, pages and trends through connections that expose the search tools. The Google connection is shared for the site. The Bing connection belongs to your account and that site.

Search statistics are included from Basic. Account API keys and the local npm package require API access from Growth. Connections using account sign-in follow the site’s search access and need no API key. Google and Bing reports are read-only; creating goals requires separate write permission.

The tools shown in your AI assistant determine which questions the connection can answer. Google tools start with savri_get_gsc_… and Bing tools with savri_get_bing_…. They are available in the Savri connector in Claude and in the ChatGPT plugin from version 1.1.0. Other AI tools receive them when they load the server’s current tool list. If they are missing, use the dashboard report; this does not mean your search data is empty.

Ask for the source and actual date coverage. Google uses final days in Pacific Time. Bing separates daily traffic from weekly Web reports. Queries cannot be linked to an individual visitor or order, and these reports do not provide a separate measure of AI citations.

“Show Google queries for my site over the last seven final days. Then show Bing’s latest weekly report separately and state the coverage of each.”

Claude can also create goals and funnels

With write permission, Claude can use Savri tools to create goals and funnels. A goal counts an important action. A funnel shows how many visitors progress between steps.

“Create a goal for visits to /thank-you. Then create a funnel from /contact to /thank-you. First show me the conditions you intend to use.”

With read-only permission, Claude can retrieve statistics. Changes require write permission and the corresponding tool enabled in Claude. The connection covers sites your account can access; it does not manage your subscription or website code.

“How many people called?” starts with the right tracking

The standard Besökskollen and Savri script tracks pageviews and can receive custom events. You do not need two visitor tracking scripts. Clicks, downloads and successful form submissions do need the appropriate tracking or setting.

To measure phone contact intent, track clicks on a phone link and create a goal for that event. Claude can then help you read the number of tracked clicks. A phone click does not prove that a call connected or was answered.

Want to improve a landing page? Ask Claude to summarise its traffic and your tracked goals, then suggest what you or your agency should investigate. To review copy, layout or code, provide that material as well. Analytics reveal patterns; they do not prove why a visitor left.

Creating a goal does not install event tracking. Events that were never collected cannot be reconstructed later. Check that your site sends the event and that it appears in analytics.

Connector, MCP, API and built-in AI

Connector through MCP
The connector is the connection you add in Claude. MCP is how Claude discovers and uses Savri tools. Connect with your account and grant permissions.
API access from Growth
An API lets software retrieve statistics or manage objects such as goals with the right permission. It suits custom reports, agency tools and integrations. Software uses an API key; you do not need to copy one for the Claude directory connection.
AI explanations in the dashboard from Growth
Get help with the numbers in the selected view and ask follow-up questions. The built-in chat gives explanations and suggestions, but does not create goals or funnels. Any Claude subscription is separate.

Measuring traffic from AI services is another feature, included in every plan. AI crawler statistics require server or plugin reporting and do not prove an AI has cited your site.

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Getting started

  1. Have a Savri account with access to the site you want to analyse. Install tracking on the site to start collecting data.
  2. Open Savri in the Claude directory, connect and review permissions before granting access.
  3. Enable the connection in chat. Ask Claude to list your sites, then choose a site and time period.

The directory entry is named Savri and uses savri.io. You can connect your usual Savri or Besökskollen account. The manual connection guide is an alternative. Your AI account and workspace settings must allow the connection.