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title: Create AI connection for Azure Foundry
description: Create an AI connection for Azure Foundry in AI Control Tower using the  AI Service Graph Connector for Microsoft.
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# Create AI connection for Azure Foundry

Create an AI connection for Azure Foundry in AI Control Tower using the  AI Service Graph Connector for Microsoft.

## Before you begin

Role required: sn\_ai\_disc.discovery\_admin and n\_cmdb\_int\_util.sgc\_admin

## Procedure

1.  Navigate to **AI Control Tower workspace** > **Configurations** > **AI connections**.

2.  Select **Add**.

3.  Select **AI connector for Microsoft** from all the available connectors.

4.  Click **Create connection**.

5.  Select Azure Foundry check box.

6.  Review setup instructions page displays.

    **Note:** Verify to follow all the prerequisite steps.

7.  Click **Continue**.

8.  Setup page appears

9.  **Configure and test ML services connection**

    1.  Enter the **Connection Name**.

    2.  Enter the **Connection URL** \(https://<region>api.azureml.ms\).

        **Note:** The region is available under project details.

    3.  Enter the **OAuth client ID**OAuth client ID.

    4.  Enter the **OAuth client secret**.

    5.  Enter the **OAuth token URL** \([https://login.microsoftonline.com/<tenantid>/oauth2/v2.0/token](https://login.microsoftonline.com/%3ctenantid%3e/oauth2/v2.0/token)\).

        The tenant id can be found in the URL of every page. It’s abbreviated as tid.

    6.  Click **Update and test connection**

    7.  Click **Continue**.

10. **Configure and test AI services connection**

    1.  Enter the **Connection Name**.

    2.  Enter the **Connection URL** \(https://<resource-name>services.ai.azure.com\)

        **Note:** To obtain the resource name, make sure that you are on New Foundry \(Enable the New Foundry toggle\) and select the project. Once you're on the home page, look for the Project endpoint to view the resource name.

        Starting from March 2026 onwards, ServiceNow provides support to the New Foundry along with the old Foundry.

    3.  Enter the **OAuth client ID**.

    4.  Enter the **OAuth client secret**.

    5.  Enter the **OAuth token URL**.

11. **Configure import schedule**

    1.  Ensure that both the parent-scheduled jobs, Discovery and Execution are active as they’re shipped out of the box inactive.

        Ensure to execute the Discovery-scheduled job first.

    2.  Select **Execute now** to run.

        **Note:** This is an optional step as the schedule imports run according to the schedule.

    3.  Click **Continue**.

    4.  Click **View all connections** to view the newly created connection.


## Result

AI connection is created for Azure Foundry.