# Add context integration to Fusion
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**📘You need a GCP service account to setup a context integration.**
Follow the initial steps below to create one.
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## 1. Create a GCP service account
1. Go to the Service Accounts page
2. Click **Create Service Account** and follow the steps in the wizard.
3. Create a service account name; your service account ID email address will be auto-created for you.
4. Click **Select a role**, use the **Filter**, type **viewer** into the filter, click **Viewer** to give this service account a **Viewer role**.
Leave the rest set as default.
## 2. Create your service account access keys and export a JSON file
#### The following steps will enable you to automate context configuration in Netography Fusion.
1. Click **:** to access Actions for your newly created service account, then select **Manage keys**.
2. Click the **Add Key** menu and select **Create new key**
3. Choose **JSON** format. This will enable you to export a file that will automate context configuration in Netography Fusion and reduce setup to one step.
4. The **JSON** file containing your private key will be auto-downloaded to your computer, delete this file once you're done with it.
## 3. Create a new Context Integration in Netography Fusion and upload your JSON file.
1. In the Fusion portal, click the ⚙️ -> **Settings** -> **Traffic Sources** -> **Context Integrations** -> **Add Integrations**
2. Select **Google Cloud Provider**
3. Use the "**IMPORT FROM JSON**" button to import your JSON file you exported from GCP.
4. Leave **Zone** blank to automatically include all zones.
5. All fields will be auto-completed and your private key will be imported.
6. Click **Create and Run** to save.
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**👍You're done!**
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Check **Context Labels** to verify your context integration is working as expected
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