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The configuration process is divided between the **Google Cloud** console and the **Skyone Studio** environment. ### Step-by-Step [**\[Step 01\]: Service account creation and configuration in Google Cloud**](#step-1-service-account-creation-and-configuration-in-google-cloud) [**\[Step 02\]: JSON Key generation**](#step-2-json-key-generation) [**\[Step 03\]: Create Google Chat account in Skyone Studio**](#step-3-create-google-chat-account-in-skyone-studio) [**\[Step 04\]: Configure publishing in Google Chat**](#step-4-configure-publishing-in-google-chat) [**\[Step 05\]: Google Chat API activation**](#step-5-google-chat-api-activation) [**\[Step 06\]: App and Endpoint definition**](#step-6-app-and-endpoint-definition) *** #### Step 1: Service account creation and configuration in Google Cloud 1. Access the [Google Cloud console](https://console.cloud.google.com/welcome/new?hl=pt-BR\&pli=1) and select the desired project. 2. In the side menu, navigate to **APIs & Services** and click **Credentials**. 3. Click **Create Credentials** and select the **Service account** option. 4. In the **Service** **account name** field, enter a suitable name and click **Create and continue**. 5. In the next step, under **Permissions**, define the roles. To do this, search for "Google Chat" in the selection box and select the **Chat Apps Owner** option. 6. Click the **Add another role** option and add Chat Apps Viewer. 7. Click **Continue**. 8. To finish, click **Done**. #### Step 2: JSON Key generation 1. In the service accounts list, click on the newly created account. 2. Access the **Keys** tab. 3. Click **Add Key** > **Create new key**. 4. Select the **JSON** format and click **Create**. {% hint style="warning" %} **Important:** The file will be automatically downloaded to your computer. Keep it in a safe place, as it is essential for authentication in **Skyone Studio.** {% endhint %} #### Step 3: Create Google Chat account in Skyone Studio 1. Access **Skyone Studio** and navigate to the **Publish** menu. 2. Select the **Google Chat** option and click **Manage accounts**. 3. Click **Create account**. 4. In the **Service account key** field, upload the **JSON** file previously downloaded. 5. Click **Create**. #### Step 4: Configure publishing in Google Chat 1. Still in the **Publish** area, select the desired agent flow. 2. Under **Users and Groups**, select an existing user or create a new one. 3. Click **Save Publication**. 4. Copy the **Webhook URL** displayed on the screen. You will need this information for the next integration steps. 5. Click **Finish** to complete the process. #### Step 5: Google Chat API activation 1. Return to the Google Cloud console and select the **APIs & Services** menu. 2. Check if the **Google Chat API** is in the list of enabled services. 3. If the API is not visible, click **Enable APIs and Services**. 4. Search for "**Google Chat API**" in the search field and select the corresponding result. 5. Click **Enable** to activate the feature. 6. Confirm that the **Google Chat API** is now displayed in your active services list to continue with the integration. #### Step 6: App and Endpoint definition 1. After the previous activation, click the **Configuration** tab. 2. Under **App status,** select the Live - available to users option. 3. Under App information, fill in the basic details: * **App name:** Define the name that will appear in the chat. * **Avatar URL:** Link to the application's profile image. * **Description:** Brief summary of the bot's functionality. 4. In the **HTTP endpoint URL** field, paste the URL generated by **Skyone Studio** (copied from the channel publishing screen). 5. Keep the **Enable interactive features** option active. 6. Under **Connection settings**, select the **HTTP endpoint URL** option. 7. Under **Triggers**, select the Use an HTTP endpoint URL for all triggers option. 8. In the **HTTP endpoint URL** field, paste the URL from Step 4. 9. Under **Visibility**, enable the option **Make this Chat app available to specific people and groups in Skyone**. 10. Enter the emails in the specific box. 11. Under Logging, enable the **Log errors to Logging** option (optional). 12. Click **Save**. {% hint style="danger" %} **Alert**: The endpoint URL is unique for each publication. If you change this URL in Google Cloud for a chat already in use, the current connection will be interrupted immediately. {% endhint %} --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. 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