Claude Fable 5 deployment repeatedly fails in Microsoft Foundry – possible Azure RI / Marketplace risk block, need moderator/support help

law 0 Reputation points
2026-08-21T16:34:52.9966667+00:00

Hello, my previous post had a answer that got taken down for some reason. So I am re-posting this,

I am having a persistent issue deploying Claude Fable 5 in Microsoft Foundry / Azure AI Foundry and I need help from a Microsoft moderator or support engineer.

My Anthropic endpoint is:

https://y371-resource.services.ai.azure.com/anthropic/v1/messages

The issue is that whenever I create a Claude Fable 5 deployment, the deployment does not complete successfully and eventually shows:

Provisioning State: Failed

I have already tried deleting and recreating the deployment, but the same failure continues to happen.

The Foundry resource itself is accessible, so this does not appear to be an API endpoint issue. The failure happens during the model deployment/provisioning stage before I am able to use the model.

I previously asked about this issue and was advised to check the following:

subscription eligibility and billing

Azure Marketplace access

Microsoft.SaaS registration

region/model availability

quota and backend capacity

permissions

Resource Group deployments

Azure Activity Log

While researching the problem further, I found another user who experienced what appears to be a very similar issue.

In that case, Microsoft support discovered that the deployment was being rejected by an internal Azure risk-control system with the following reasons:

AzureRIModelScore_HighRisk

AzureRIPurchaseRuleSummary_HighRisk

AzureRIPurchaseRuleDecision_Reject_TerminateAndContinue

Microsoft support then removed the block for that user, and after they tried the deployment again, it worked successfully.

Because my Claude Fable 5 deployment is showing similar behavior, I am concerned that my Azure subscription or Foundry resource may also have an Azure RI / Marketplace risk restriction that is not visible to me from the normal Foundry interface.

I need help determining the actual backend reason for the failed provisioning state.

Could a Microsoft moderator or Foundry/Azure support engineer please check whether my subscription or resource is affected by:

an Azure RI risk block

Marketplace risk rejection

third-party model purchasing restrictions

a subscription-level restriction

backend Claude Fable 5 provisioning or capacity issues

If there is a risk or Marketplace block on my account, could the appropriate Microsoft team please review it and remove it if my subscription is eligible?

I can provide the following information privately to a Microsoft moderator or support engineer:

Subscription ID

Resource Group

Foundry resource name

Claude Fable 5 deployment name

Azure region

exact UTC failure timestamps

correlation/request IDs

Activity Log information

deployment output/error information

I do not want to post my Subscription ID or other sensitive Azure identifiers publicly, but I am happy to provide them through a private support channel.

At this point the issue is completely blocking me from using Claude Fable 5, so I would greatly appreciate help from a moderator or support engineer who can investigate the backend provisioning status or escalate this to the appropriate Microsoft Foundry / Azure Marketplace team.

Thank you

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  1. Ganesh Gurram 7,320 Reputation points Microsoft External Staff Moderator
    2026-09-04T04:55:51.7266667+00:00

    Hello @law

    Thank you for your patience.

    Could you please let us know if the issue has been resolved? If not, kindly share any additional details or updates through the private message thread. This will help us continue the investigation and review the backend status further.

    Thank you for your cooperation, and we look forward to hearing from you.

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