> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://www.conductor.com/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Pages Report FAQs

> Answers to common questions about the Pages report, including why metrics may differ across charts.

<Accordion title="How does Conductor generate the list of pages that appear in the Pages report?">
  Pages are sourced from:

  * Your integrated web analytics.
  * The pages you have ranking for the keywords you track in Conductor Intelligence.
  * The preferred URLs you have configured for the keywords you track in Conductor Intelligence.
  * If you also use the Conductor Monitoring product, Conductor crawls the rest of your website to discover pages.
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<Accordion title="How do I determine the pages Conductor includes and crawls on my site?">
  The [Pages & Crawling](/docs/intelligence/pages-and-crawling-setup/) page in Conductor Intelligence settings lets you dictate how Conductor crawls your site and produces technical data, including:

  * **Crawling settings**, like Device type, User Agent, and peak and off-peak crawl speeds.
  * **Advanced settings**, like monitoring location, HTTP Auth, Cookies, and HTTP Headers.
  * **Additional settings**, like H2–H6 tags, number-only content, and relevant search engines.
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<Accordion title="Why don't Clicks from Google Search Console match my Sessions from integrated Analytics?">
  You can expect Clicks measured by Google Search Console and Sessions measured by your analytics provider to be different. Not every Click will yield a new Session for a number of technical reasons determined by your analytics provider. Additionally, as a metric integrated from your analytics provider, new Sessions data is published on a weekly cadence. Google Search Console data is published as soon as Conductor receives it from Google Search Console.
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<Accordion title="When is new data published from Google Search Console?">
  Conductor publishes data daily from Google Search Console when it becomes available—usually four days after the day occurs. For example, data for September 1 is published on September 5, data for September 2 is published on September 6, et cetera.
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