Google Assistant

Installation Guide

Introduction

Google Assistant is an artificial intelligence-powered virtual assistant developed by Google that is primarily available on mobile and smart home devices. Unlike the company's previous virtual assistant, Google Now, the Google Assistant can engage in two-way conversations.

Following the steps below, you will integrate Google Assistant with the Flow.ai platform.

Pre-Installation Requirements

You must have an active Google account. if you have one, please follow the link:

Google Analytics configuration

  1. Press the “New Project” button on the Google Actions main page:

  1. There you should agree with Terms of Service, сhoose the country of residence and press the “Agree and continue” button:

  1. Enter the name of your project, choose a language for your action, choose your country and press the “Create project:

  1. After project has been created, copy the link of the project into the clipboard:

Flow.ai Configuration

  1. Select the project to which you would like to connect Google Analytics using the top left drop-down menu:

  1. Go to the “Integrations” section and press the “+” sign:

  1. Choose the “Voice” section inside the opened Popup and choose the “Google Assistant” option:

  1. Enter your project name:
  • Note: It should be the same that was used in Google Action.
  1. Choose the action language:
  • Note: It should be the same that was used in Google Action.
  1. Paste the copied link to the “Project ID” field and press the “Save” button:

  1. Now you will see generated json that you can download and use:

Troubleshooting

Flow.ai is worked on full-time by Flow.ai’s product engineering teams. We are here for your questions.

Slack

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Feature requests & Bugs

We’ve created a dedicated place for viewing and reporting bugs and feature requests on Github.

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