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Eoin, If you have you Google analytics synced to your Moz Analytics, you can go to Search | Keyword Rankings and then click on the Opportunities tab ( in the old moz pro its: Overview | manage keywords | find new keywords ) and get a list of keywords that people found you site for in the past 30 days.  It doesn't give you your rankings for any of those terms unless you add them to your keyword list but it does give you some other good info about the term.  Remember though, this keyword data is getting less and less as Google basically not providing it in their google analytics any longer.

Splenta is right Searching on Google for site:example.com will show you whether or not any pages for that site are indexed. You can also try "site:moz.com seo" this will narrow your results to show any indexed pages on MOZ that contain 'seo' in the page. Extremely helpful if you are trying to find an exact page or set of pages.

Hi Eoin, So sorry to hear about this. The best way to contact the help team is via http://moz.com/help/contact. Thanks for your patience!