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InvalidModelProviderData: ModelProviderData is missing required fields: organizationName, countryCode. Please provide all required fields: industry, organizationName, and countryCode.

Rizal Muharam 0 Reputation points
2026-05-13T04:35:20.2333333+00:00

Cannot deploy azure sonnet 4.6 on default model and get error InvalidModelProviderData: ModelProviderData is missing required fields: organizationName, countryCode. Please provide all required fields: industry, organizationName, and countryCode.

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  1. kagiyama yutaka 2,590 Reputation points
    2026-05-13T09:36:53.7466667+00:00

    I think the deploy stops only because the form has no industry and organizationName and countryCode set. just open the model deploy pane once and fill those three fields.

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    2026-05-13T04:35:30.9566667+00:00
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    The error indicates that the marketplace provider data required for deploying this third‑party model (Azure Sonnet 4.6) is incomplete. Specifically, the deployment flow expects the following fields in ModelProviderData:

    • industry
    • organizationName
    • countryCode

    To resolve the error and allow the deployment to proceed:

    1. Locate the place where ModelProviderData is being supplied for the Sonnet 4.6 deployment (for example, in the Foundry portal form, an ARM/Bicep template, or CLI/SDK parameters).
    2. Ensure that all three required fields are present and populated:
      • industry: Provide the appropriate industry value requested by the provider.
      • organizationName: Provide the legal or primary name of the organization.
      • countryCode: Provide a valid two‑letter country/region code. Valid codes follow the PlayFab CountryCode list (for example, US, GB, DE, IN, etc.). The full set of allowed values is the ISO‑style list shown in the CountryCode documentation.
    3. If using templates or automation, redeploy after adding these fields to the ModelProviderData section.
    4. If the error persists after all three fields are set, open a support request and include the subscription ID and full error text, as third‑party model subscriptions can also fail for marketplace or regional reasons.

    If you then encounter a different deployment error (for example, “Offer not available in your country/region” or “Marketplace purchase eligibility check failed”), use the Foundry Models troubleshooting guidance to verify that:

    • The model SKU is available in the subscription’s billing country/region.
    • The model is available in the region where the Foundry resource is deployed.
    • The subscription type is supported (CSP subscriptions cannot purchase some third‑party offerings).

    References:

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