Google has confirmed it is working to fix the delays and latency issues with the Google Search Console Performance reports. This happens to the performance reports and often other reports in Google Search Console every now and then and generally Google is able to get it to catch up over time. Although, we've seen time where it just loses gaps in data but that is super rare.
Now we are at about over 50 hours of delay with the report, but we have seen longer, so this is not the biggest delay in reporting with Search Console.
Update - Now 90 hours (which may be a record):
I cannot tell you how many people have been complaining about this across the SEO communities on social media and the forums.
I asked Daniel Waisberg of Google about this yesterday and he replied last night saying on X, "We are looking into it."
Then this morning, Google's official channel on X posted, "We have been experiencing latency issues with the Search Performance reports. We're working to solve this soon and will update here when the issues are resolved. We apologize for the inconvenience."
Here are those posts:
We are looking into it
— Daniel Waisberg (@danielwaisberg) July 1, 2024
We have been experiencing latency issues with the Search Performance reports (https://t.co/20FUbv9Jm4). We're working to solve this soon and will update here when the issues are resolved. We apologize for the inconvenience.
— Google Search Central (@googlesearchc) July 2, 2024
It is still not fixed yet but I suspect it will be soon.
There are just too many complaints to link to - so I will leave it at that.
But the point is, Google is aware, it will be fixed, there is nothing specific you need to do on your end.
Forum discussion at X.
Update 2: Google said it will take another 2-3 days for the reports to catch up, it is being reprocessed now:
The fresh data for this report is currently being reprocessed, and is likely to take at least 2-3 days to fully catch up. We'll let you know here when it's fully resolved. Thanks for your patience.
— Google Search Central (@googlesearchc) July 3, 2024
Update 3: We are starting to catch up now on July 4th:
I think we got to about 96 hours and now it is starting to get lower and catch up https://t.co/8F5p9IenvL pic.twitter.com/li1XzG9cku
— Barry Schwartz (@rustybrick) July 4, 2024
