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Pull SEO data from Senuto, the Polish visibility, keyword, and backlink platform, covering visibility analysis, keyword explorer, and link analysis. Agents track ranking movement as a workflow step rather than a monthly report.

18 actions Session available
Senuto website ↗ Platform Documentation ↗ Capability data verified 2026-08-02
Weekly visibility check runs on schedule for a tracked client domain
Agent calls Get Domain Visibility and Get Domain Visibility Statistics for the country database
Agent confirms this reading used the same Fetch Mode and country as the previous one
Agent pulls the keyword-level movement behind the change with Get Domain Positions
Agent narrows the loss to a part of the site with Get Domain Sections
SEO lead receives both readings, the settings behind them and the keywords that moved
SEO lead confirms this is real lost visibility before the team reallocates against it

What This Integration Enables

Senuto is a Polish platform, and that is a feature rather than a footnote. Its country databases and its depth in Central European search are the reason a team picks it over a global tool, and a connector that ignored the regional angle would be describing a worse version of a product that already exists. Agents pull the Visibility Analysis surface directly: Get Domain Visibility for the headline figures, Get Domain Visibility Statistics for keyword counts by position bracket with the period-over-period change, Get Domain Positions for the keyword-level table with current position, previous position and the ranking URL, and Get Domain Sections to see which part of the site's directory structure is carrying the traffic. Get Domain Competitors returns the domains actually competing for the same organic keywords, which is regularly not the list a team would have written down.

Keyword Explorer and Link Analysis sit on the same connection. Search Keywords works from seed terms, a domain or a URL, which makes one call serve both research and competitor mining, and Get Keyword Questions returns the question-phrased searches that map onto FAQ blocks and subheadings. On the link side, Get Backlink Statistics benchmarks a link profile against named competitors in one response, Get Referring Domains gives the distinct-site count that matters more than raw link volume, and Get Backlink Anchors returns the anchor distribution that is the standard tell for a manipulated profile. Authentication is the account email and password rather than a separate key, exchanged behind the scenes for a bearer token the connector caches. Everything is a pull; Senuto publishes no webhooks, so the schedule lives in the flow.

Without FlowRunner

Visibility read once a month The domain's position is checked when the report is due, so a drop is found weeks after it happened
Numbers without their settings A visibility figure arrives with no record of the country database or scope that produced it
Competitor set fixed by memory The rivals a team benchmarks against are the ones they already knew about last quarter

With FlowRunner

Movement checked on a cadence Visibility and positions are pulled on a schedule and the delta is calculated automatically
Every reading carries its scope Country database and Fetch Mode travel with the figure, so two readings can be compared honestly
Competitors discovered from the data Get Domain Competitors surfaces the sites actually sharing the domain's results, not the assumed list

Use Case Scenarios

A Visibility Drop That Stops the Line

The weekly check runs. Get Domain Visibility Statistics reports fewer keywords in the top ten than the previous period, so the agent goes and finds out why before telling anyone. It pulls Get Domain Positions and isolates the terms whose position moved, runs Get Domain Sections to see whether the loss is concentrated in the blog, a category tree or a product area, and calls Get Domain Competitors to check whether a new rival has appeared in the same results. The message that reaches the account lead is a diagnosis with evidence attached, which is what a digital andon cord is supposed to produce: the line stops with the reason already gathered, not with an alarm and a shrug.

Building a Content Cluster From Question Data

A new topic is approved for a Polish-language client. The agent runs Search Keywords from the seed terms with the Polish country database selected, widens the set with Get Related Keywords using the common-factor score to keep only strongly related terms, and pulls Get Keyword Questions for the question-phrased searches. It hands the structured set to Anthropic Claude to draft an outline and an FAQ block, then files both in Notion for the editor. The volumes, CPC ranges and difficulty scores stay attached to every term so the editor can see which questions are worth a section and which are worth a sentence.

Link Profile Benchmarked Against Named Rivals

Before a client renewal, the agency needs an honest picture of where the link profile stands. The agent calls Get Backlink Statistics with the client domain and three competitors, which returns total backlinks, referring domains and the period change for all four side by side. It adds Get Referring Domains for the distinct-site count and Get Backlink Anchors for the anchor distribution, since an over-weighted commercial anchor is worth raising before a search engine does. The comparison table posts to Slack ahead of the renewal call with no editorial spin applied by the agent.

Human-in-Loop Highlight

The gate here is not on a write, because Senuto has none. It is on the comparability of two numbers, and it exists because acting on a visibility drop means moving people. Fetch Mode decides whether a reading counts the main domain alone or sums every visible subdomain, and it moves the figure substantially. The country database decides which market the figure describes. Change either between two runs and you get a drop that never happened. So before the agent escalates, it states the provenance of both readings: "Visibility for [domain] moved from [figure] to [figure] between [dates]. Both readings used Fetch Mode [setting] and country database [name]. [N] keywords lost top-ten positions, concentrated in [section]. Get Domain Competitors shows [domain] newly present. Confirm this is a real loss and open the remediation flow, or flag it as a scope or SERP-feature change?" The agent gathered the evidence and proved the two numbers are the same kind of number. A person decides whether it justifies redirecting a quarter of the team.

Agent processes routinely
Detects exception requiring judgment
Clear match Continues automatically
Ambiguous Routes to human via preferred channel
Human decides
Agent resumes with decision

Agent Capabilities

18 actions

Visibility Analysis

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  • Get Domain Visibility Returns the Visibility Analysis dashboard payload for a domain in one country database. Used as the fastest single call for sizing up a site or a competitor, with Fetch Mode deciding whether subdomains are included in the figure.
  • Get Domain Visibility Statistics Returns the aggregated visibility statistics for a domain: keyword counts by position bracket, estimated traffic and the period-over-period changes behind them. Used when a flow needs the numeric breakdown to calculate a delta rather than a dashboard summary.
  • Get Domain Positions Lists the individual keywords a domain ranks for with current position, previous position and change, plus volume, CPC, difficulty and the ranking URL. Used to build rank tables and to find the specific terms behind a visibility movement.
  • Get Domain Competitors Returns the domains competing with a target domain for the same organic keywords, ranked by overlap. Used to discover rivals a team did not know about and to keep a watch list of sites that genuinely share the same results.
  • Get Domain Sections Breaks a domain's organic visibility down by URL section, following the site's directory structure, with paginated results. Used to locate which part of a site earns or loses the traffic before anyone plans a remediation.
  • Suggest Domains Returns domains Senuto recognizes that match a partial name. Used as a validation step so a flow works against a tracked domain with data behind it rather than a string someone typed.

Keyword Research

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  • Get Keyword Statistics Returns Senuto's detailed metric set for a single keyword in one country database, including volume, cost per click and difficulty. Used for a spot check on one term when a full list would be overkill.
  • Search Keywords Searches the keyword database from seed keywords, a domain or a URL, returning volume, CPC range, difficulty, word count and a 12-month trend. Used for both research and competitor mining, since choosing Domain or URL as the source returns what that entity ranks for.
  • Get Related Keywords Returns keywords related to a seed keyword, domain or URL, each with a common-factor score showing how strongly it relates to the parent term. Used to widen a cluster past the obvious variants while keeping a threshold on relevance.
  • Get Keyword Questions Returns question-phrased searches connected to a seed keyword, domain or URL, with volume, CPC range, difficulty and trend. Used to plan FAQ blocks, subheadings and featured-snippet targets from real search behavior.
  • Suggest Keywords Returns autocomplete-style suggestions for one or more seed keywords, grouped by parent keyword and first letter. Used as a lightweight brainstorming pass, followed by Search Keywords to attach metrics to anything worth keeping.

Link Analysis

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  • Get Backlink Statistics Returns a domain's link profile summary with backlinks and referring domains for the current and previous period, the percentage change, external link ratio, domain rank and visibility. Used for benchmarking, since competitor domains can be supplied to get the same figures side by side.
  • Get Backlinks Lists the individual backlinks Senuto has discovered pointing at a domain, with the linking page and the target. Used to build outreach lists, audit an acquired site's profile, or identify candidates before a disavow decision.
  • Get Backlink Anchors Returns the anchor texts used in links pointing at a domain, aggregated to show the distribution. Used to spot over-optimized anchor patterns, with competitors added to compare against a normal baseline.
  • Get Referring Domains Lists the unique domains linking to a target with the number of links each contributes. Used as the authority figure to track over time in link reporting, since distinct referring domains say more than raw link counts.

Rank Tracker

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  • List Rank Tracker Projects Returns every active Rank Tracker project with its ID, tracked domain and name, excluding frozen and deleted projects. Used to resolve a project ID before pulling its keywords.
  • Get Project Keywords Returns the keywords tracked inside one Rank Tracker project with their monitoring data, paginated. Used to pull a client's monitored term set into a report or a dashboard on a schedule.

Account

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  • Get Logged User Returns the profile behind the configured credentials with the account ID, email, interface language, currency and the current subscription with its start and end dates. Used to verify the connection and to check the plan expiry before scheduling a run of large report pulls.

Frequently Asked Questions

What can FlowRunner do with Senuto?

FlowRunner agents can run Get Logged User, Get Domain Visibility, and Get Domain Visibility Statistics in Senuto, plus 15 more actions.

Does connecting Senuto to FlowRunner require OAuth?

No. Senuto connects to FlowRunner with session-based authentication, no OAuth flow required.

Can Senuto trigger a FlowRunner workflow automatically?

Senuto doesn't currently expose triggers in FlowRunner. It connects as an action step inside workflows started by another trigger.

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