# Google Dialogflow CX

### Integrate Google Dialogflow CX

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Need a Google service account to authenticate your Google Cloud service? Check our [walkthrough here](/platform/nlx-platform-guide/integrations/types/managed-integrations/google-services.md#setting-up-a-google-service-account).
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1. Select *Resources* from your workspace menu and choose *Integrations* card
2. Click *+ Add integration* > Choose Dialogflow CX from the *Type* dropdown
3. Provide your integration a name
4. From your Google Cloud (GCP) Console, obtain your private key JSON file from your Google service account. Instructions here: <https://cloud.google.com/iam/docs/service-account-overview>
5. From the GCP Console API Library, select Dialogflow API > Click *Enable*

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6. In your GCP Console, assign the following three roles under the IAM page > Click Save
   * Dialogflow API Admin
   * Dialogflow API Client
   * Dialogflow Conversation Manager
7. Once you have obtained your private key JSON file, upload it to the *Instructions* section in NLX > Select *Create integration*


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