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# Google services

## Integrate Google APIs (NLX-managed OAuth2)

Applies to Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Google Docs, and Google Sheets

* Select *Resources* in your workspace menu > Choose *Integrations* card > *Add integration*
* From the Type dropdown, choose the Google service you want to implement
* Click *Authorize* and sign in to your Google account
* Review and allow the requested scopes
* You’re done! Your Google integration will appear under *Integrations* back in your NLX workspace

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At any time, you may edit or delete your Google integration by expanding the integration name and selecting the edit or delete links. 
{% endhint %}

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## Using a Google API

To successfully use your Google integration with conversations created in your workspace, be sure to complete the following:

* [ ] create a [flow](/platform/nlx-platform-guide/flows-and-building-blocks/overview.md)
* [ ] add a [*Generative Journey* node in *Agentic* mode](/platform/nlx-platform-guide/flows-and-building-blocks/overview/nodes.md#generative-journey) and attach your Google integration as a Tool, or use a [*Data request* node in *Built-in* mode](/platform/nlx-platform-guide/flows-and-building-blocks/overview/nodes.md#data-request) with your integration assigned and payload fields completed
* [ ] create a [build & deploy](/platform/nlx-platform-guide/ai-applications/setup.md#deployment)


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