Configure connections to Google Dialogflow in your Virtual Agent Bot Interconnect instance

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  • Updated March 12, 2026
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  • To use Google Dialogflow with Virtual Agent Bot Interconnect, the fourth step is to configure the connection in your ServiceNow® instance.

    Before you begin

    Generate a Java Keystore file from the JSON private key file.

    Role required: admin

    Procedure

    1. Navigate to All > Connections & Credentials > Connection & Credential Aliases.
    2. On the Connection & Credential Aliases page, click the Bot Interconnect Dialogflow Integration record.
    3. Under Related Links, click Create New Connection & Credential.
    4. Use the JSON file you downloaded in a previous step to fill in the form.
      Table 1. Connection & Credential Aliases New record form
      Field Description
      Connection Name A name for your credential. For example, Dialogflow Connection.
      Project ID (project_id) The value that corresponds with the project_id parameter in the JSON file. For example, my-agent-ukpy.
      Service Account Email (client_email) The value that corresponds with the client_email parameter in the JSON file. For example, my-srvc-account@my-agent-ukpy.iam.gserviceaccount.com.
      Private Key ID (private_key_id) The value that corresponds with the private_key_id parameter in the JSON file. For example, 8347eb542980d21e0c22a3bd6cc577ce0ac3a1a1.
      Keystore Password The password that you used when you created the Java Keystore (JKS) file in a previous step.
      Keystore Select the JKS file you created in a previous step.
    5. Click Create and Get OAuth Token.