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Yes, the default URL in Propriety Settings is

http://www.domain.com

and if I scroll down and click Adjust Search Console I can see

Search Console Settings

Search Console site
If your property is also a verified website in Search Console, and you are the owner, you can associate your Search Console data here. Google Analytics will then be able to display some of that data in some reports.
http://www.domain.com/ - Edit

Enabled views ( 3 views selected )

And if I click Edit it takes me to my Webmasters account on my email and I get this.

Enable Search Console data in Google Analytics
When you associate a Google Analytics web property with a Search Console site, you will be able to see Search Console data in your Google Analytics reports, and enable Search Console to link directly to associated reports in Google Analytics.

Web Property: domain.com ( just the name of the propriety, not the URL )
Linked Site: This site is not linked to any web property in your Google Analytics account.
Search Console site Associated Analytics web property

You haven't verified any sites.

When you associate a site in your Search Console account with a Google Analytics web property, by default Search Console data is enabled for all profiles associated with that web property. As a result, anybody with access to that Google Analytics property may be able to see Search Console data for that site. More information.
Add a site to Search Console

So basically yes, it's the same URL for Analytics and Search Console.

So the discrepancy of the numbers is really strange.

So basically I can only see the Search Console results in the Analytics account, only for that website ( there are many more but I'm working with one currently ) but if I access my Webmasters account (on my email) it tells me that there is no verified propriety so I added the site and it now tells me

"You don't have access to this property. Verify this property or ask a property owner to add you as a user. - verify this propriety"

• You must have the "edit" permission for the Analytics web property.

  I have it...

Ok so my collegue gave me access to the search console, I don't know exactly how he did it and if it is correctly set up, I will ask.

If I go to  Analytics > Admin (top navigation) - Check Property settings at the bottom I have Adjust Search Console and then  the URL of the website shows there, then I can click it and it tells me I have 3 enabled views I can then click Edit and this is what I get.

"

Enable Search Console data in Google Analytics

When you associate a Google Analytics web property with a Search Console site, you will be able to see Search Console data in your Google Analytics reports, and enable Search Console to link directly to associated reports in Google Analytics.

Web Property:url to site

Linked Site: This site is not linked to any web property in your Google Analytics account.
Search Console site Associated Analytics web property
You haven't verified any sites.

When you associate a site in your Search Console account with a Google Analytics web property, by default Search Console data is enabled for all profiles associated with that web property. As a result, anybody with access to that Google Analytics property may be able to see Search Console data for that site. More information.

Add a site to Search Console

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But this is only on my account, I'm not the owner, the programmer is. Did the programmer set me up wrong ?

Hi Dirk, thanks for the anwer !

Just to make sure, the ( Acquisition / All Traffic / Google organic searches ) means that they do NOT include the paid ads right ? So some people might search "brand name" where we also have an ad, and some might click on the ad ( goes to google cpc traffic ) and some might click on the organic one ( and it goes to organic traffic ).

The problem is I don't have access to the Webmasters account ( search console is there right ?) , I just have access to the Analytics account. But I will check and try to find out. I heard about this about web/images/video but I doubt people search images because the products are supplements, and we definitely don't have many videos, around 3-4 with low views.

In my analytics account, the Acquisition / All Traffic / Google organic searches shows me around 19,000 hits from 1st Jan to 1st Feb.

But if I go to the Search Engine Optimization tab / Queries or Landing pages I can only count 1,800 clicks from 1st Jan to 1st Feb.

Why such a huge discrepancy ? Am I getting 1800 clicks from the Google organic search, or 19,000 ?