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title: "Publish data to Google Cloud Storage"
slug: "publish-data-to-google-cloud-storage"
updated: 2024-05-14T12:23:04Z
published: 2024-05-14T12:23:04Z
canonical: "help.mozenda.com/publish-data-to-google-cloud-storage"
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# Publish data to Google Cloud Storage

Mozenda makes it easy to publish your data to a Google Cloud Storage bucket.

#### Agent-level publishing

In the Web Console:

1. Select **Agents** > **All Agents** or **Collection.**
2. Select the name of an agent or collection.
3. Select ![Agent-List](https://cdn.document360.io/03076343-9561-4857-8a4e-9f3bfed20ced/Images/Documentation/Agent-List.png) .
4. Select **Publishing**. The **Publish Data** screen displays.

![z publish_data google_cloud.PNG](https://cdn.document360.io/03076343-9561-4857-8a4e-9f3bfed20ced/Images/Documentation/z%20publish_data%20google_cloud.PNG)

1. Select  **Google Cloud**.
2. Select an option from the **What to include in the file** drop-down.
3. Select an option from the **View** drop-down.

          Optional settings

          

You can edit additional settings by clicking the Settings icon ![Settings](https://cdn.document360.io/03076343-9561-4857-8a4e-9f3bfed20ced/Images/Documentation/Settings.png) next to the **View**, **File format**, and publishing fields.

1. Choose the **File format** you want to publish to Google Cloud.
  - CSV, TSV, XML, JSON, or XLSX.
2. Select when you want the data to publish:
  - You can publish the data (a) when the agent completes, (b) on an schedule, or (c) manually.
3. Enter the information to access your Google Cloud Storage.
  - Google Cloud Key JSON – You should have a Google Cloud Key JSON assigned to your Google Cloud account. Copy and paste the entire key and enter it into the post-body for the `GoogleCloudCredentialJSON`parameter in the Collect.SetPublisher API.
  - Google Cloud Storage Bucket – This field should only contain the name of the bucket. The Google Cloud storage bucket must be set up prior to publishing.
  - Folder – This field can contain folder paths within the bucket. It is not required.
4. Select **TEST SETTINGS** to test the connection.
5. Select **SAVE** or **SAVE & PUBLISH NOW**.