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Setting Up Azure Credentials in UnoPim

Once the module is installed, the next step is to connect your Azure Blob Storage account to UnoPim by entering your credentials.


Step 1 - Open Azure Integration

Log in to your UnoPim dashboard. You'll notice a new Azure Integration option in the left navigation panel. Click on it to expand the menu.

Azure Integration Menu


Step 2 - View the Documentation (Optional)

Go to Azure Integration → Documentation to access the official Azure Blob Storage documentation directly from UnoPim. This is helpful if you need to look something up while configuring the integration.


Step 3 - Enter Your Credentials

Navigate to Azure Integration → Credential. Fill in the following fields with your Azure Blob Storage details:

FieldWhat to enter
Account NameThe name of your Azure Storage Account
Account KeyThe access key for your Azure Storage Account - found in your Azure portal under Access keys
Container NameThe name of the Blob container where media files will be stored
Endpoint SuffixThe endpoint suffix for your Azure storage service (e.g., core.windows.net)

Credential Fields

Once all fields are filled in, click Save Credential.


Step 4 - Enable or Disable the Credential

After saving, you'll see a toggle switch next to your credential. Use this to enable or disable the Azure integration at any time.

Here's what each state means:

StateWhat happens
EnabledAll media files (images and PDFs) uploaded in UnoPim are stored directly in Azure Blob Storage and served via an Azure Blob URL
DisabledMedia files are stored in your local server storage instead, and no files are sent to Azure

Note: If you switch from enabled to disabled, any files already uploaded to Azure Blob Storage will remain there - only new uploads will go to local storage going forward.


Once your credential is saved and enabled, your UnoPim instance is fully connected to Azure Blob Storage. Any product media you upload from this point will be stored securely in the cloud.

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