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Get personal message notifications in Zulip for the results of your Dialogflow queries!
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1. {!create-stream.md!}
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1. Next, on your {{ settings_html|safe }}, [create a bot](/help/add-a-bot-or-integration) for
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{{ integration_display_name }}. Make sure that you select
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**Incoming webhook** as the **Bot type**.
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The API key for an incoming webhook bot cannot be used to read messages out
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of Zulip. Thus, using an incoming webhook bot lowers the security risk of
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exposing the bot's API key to a third-party service.
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Construct the URL for the Dialogflow bot using the bot's API key and your Zulip email.
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The webhook URL should look like:
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`{{api_url}}?api_key=BOT'S_API_KEY&email=foo@example.com`
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Modify the parameters of the URL above where `api_key` is the API key of your Zulip bot
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and `email` is your Zulip email.
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1. Go to the **Fulfillment** settings of your Dialogflow app and enable **Webhooks**.
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Set **URL** to the URL constructed above.
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Go to **Intents** and at the bottom, check the box **Use webhook**
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under **Fulfillment**.
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{!congrats.md!}
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