Using the

l, head over to https://contentmoderator.cognitive.microsoft.com/. From here, you can sign in using your Microsoft account. On your first sign-in, you will need to register by adding your name to the account. You will then go on to create a review team, as shown in the following screenshot:

You can do this by selecting the region and entering a team name. You can optionally enter the email addresses of other people who should be part of the team. Click on Create Team.

Once in, you will be presented with the following dashboard:

You will be presented with the total number of images and textual content that are for review. You will also be presented with the total number of completed and pending reviews. The dashboard also lists the users that have completed reviews, as well as any tags used for content.

By selecting the Try option in the menu, you have the option to upload images or text to execute moderation online. Do this by either uploading an image or entering sample text in the textbox. Once done, you can select the Review option, where you will be presented with the following screen:

If the given content is either adult content or racist, you can click on the a or r buttons, respectively. For text, any profanities will be displayed. Once you are done marking reviews, click on Next. This will go through a process of moderating the given content.

Other tools

Apart from the APIs and the review tool, there are two other tools you can use, as follows:

To use any of these APIs, or to use the moderator APIs, you can make calls to specific REST APIs. To do so, you will need to use an API key and a base URL. These settings can be found under Settings | Credentials on the review tool website, as shown in the following screenshot: