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Model lists are tied to Integrations. When you create an Integration, you control which models are available. All Providers created from that Integration will only have access to the models you’ve enabled. This is essential for:
  • Controlling costs: Restrict access to expensive models
  • Ensuring compliance: Limit models to approved ones
  • Maintaining consistency: Standardize model usage across teams

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Setting Up Model Provisioning

  1. In your Integration settings, navigate to Model Provisioning
  2. Select the configuration options:
    • Allow All Models: Provides access to all models offered by the provider
    • Allow Specific Models: Create an allowlist of approved models
Important: The model list you set here applies to all Providers created from this Integration. Workspaces will only see and be able to use the models you’ve enabled.

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Advanced Model Management

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Custom Models

The Model Catalog isn’t limited to standard provider models. You can add:
  • Fine-tuned models: Your custom OpenAI or Anthropic fine-tunes
  • Self-hosted models: Models running on your infrastructure
  • Private models: Internal models not publicly available
Each custom model gets the same governance controls as standard models. Per-model custom_host and custom_headers let different models under the same integration route to different upstreams or send different headers — model-level headers override integration-level headers.

Custom Models

Add and manage your fine-tuned, self-hosted, or private models

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Overriding Model Details (Custom Pricing)

Override default model pricing for:
  • Negotiated rates: If you have enterprise agreements with providers
  • Internal chargebacks: Set custom rates for internal cost allocation
  • Free tier models: Mark certain models as free for specific teams
Custom pricing ensures your cost tracking accurately reflects your actual spend.

Custom Pricing

Configure custom pricing for models with special rates
Last modified on September 15, 2026