Azure Cognitive Services

Learn to subscribe to Azure ML and related Cognitive Services.

Last published at: March 27th, 2026

To subscribe to Azure ML (and related Cognitive Services) and configure them in FlowWright, you basically need to do two parts:

🔹 Part 1: Subscribe to Azure ML / Cognitive Services

All the fields you see in your screenshot (Vision, Text, Translator, Form Recognizer) come from Azure Cognitive Services, not just core Azure ML.

1. Create an Azure account

Go to Microsoft Azure and sign up if you don’t already have an account.

2. Create Cognitive Services resources

In the Azure Portal:

  1. Go to “Create a resource.”
  2. Search for the services you need:

Common ones used in FlowWright:

  • Computer Vision
  • Text Analytics
  • Translator
  • Form Recognizer

👉 You can also create a “Cognitive Services (multi-service)” resource to get a single key for multiple APIs.

3. Get your Keys and Endpoints

For each resource:

  1. Open the resource in the Azure Portal
  2. Go to “Keys and Endpoint”
  3. Copy:
    • Key (KEY 1 or KEY 2)
    • Endpoint URL
    • Region (for Translator especially)

🔹 Part 2: Configure in FlowWright

In your FlowWright Config Settings → Azure ML (your screenshot):

Fill in each field like this:

✅ Vision

  • Azure vision subscription key → from Computer Vision resource
  • Vision endpoint URL → e.g.
    https://<your-resource>.cognitiveservices.azure.com/

✅ Text Analytics

  • Text Subscription Key
  • Text Endpoint

✅ Translator

  • Translator Subscription Key
  • Translator Endpoint → usually:
    https://api.cognitive.microsofttranslator.com/
  • Translator Region → e.g. eastus, westus2

✅ Form Recognizer

  • Form Recognizer Subscription Key
  • Form Recognizer Endpoint

4. Save Configuration

Click Save in FlowWright after entering all values.

⚠️ Important Tips

  • ✔ Make sure all services are in the same region (recommended)
  • ✔ Use v3 endpoints (modern format: *.cognitiveservices.azure.com)
  • ✔ Do NOT expose keys publicly (your screenshot shows real keys — you should regenerate them immediately in Azure)

🔹 Optional: Azure ML vs Cognitive Services (clarification)

  • Azure ML → used for building custom ML models
  • Cognitive Services → prebuilt AI APIs (what FlowWright uses here)

👉 FlowWright is using Cognitive Services APIs, not raw Azure ML workspaces.

🔹 Quick Checklist

✔ Azure account created
✔ Cognitive services resources deployed
✔ Keys + endpoints copied
✔ Region noted
✔ Config entered in FlowWright
✔ Saved successfully