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Open Settings → KI-Modelle (admins and the Owner only — everyone else sees a read-only summary). This tab controls two independent things: whether AI processing is allowed to leave the EU, and whether InboxMate should use a customer-run model endpoint instead of the built-in one.
This is the detailed, mechanics-level page. For the plan-level overview of EU hosting and Advanced compliance mode, see Workspace settings → Advanced compliance mode (EU).

EU-only processing

Datenschutz & Verarbeitungsstandort — “Restrict AI processing to EU data centers. When enabled, only EU-hosted models are available.” Toggling it on shows a confirmation banner, EU-Datenschutz aktiviert — “All AI processing is restricted to European data centers.”
This setting fails closed, not open. If a model or feature has no EU route, InboxMate refuses the request rather than quietly sending it to a US provider.
What “fails closed” means in practice:
  • Chat and draft models are remapped to their EU equivalent (Azure, hosted in Sweden). If a requested model has no EU deployment, the request is rejected with an error rather than falling back to OpenAI in the US.
  • Embeddings (used for knowledge-base search) work the same way: EU-only accounts get the EU embedding deployment, or the request fails if none is configured — never a silent US fallback.
  • Voice transcription (ElevenLabs) processes audio outside the EU, so it is blocked outright for EU-only accounts. Trying to use it returns an error explaining that this account enforces EU-only processing.
  • Web search (Tavily), used by agents that need to look something up online, is not blocked by this setting — it only sends the search query itself, not customer or contact data, so it doesn’t fall under the same restriction.
If you turn EU-only on while any agent is still configured with a US model (or has no model set), InboxMate shows a migration dialog first — Zu EU-Modellen migrieren — that walks through:
  1. Alle Agents mit US-Modellen werden auf GPT-4.1 (EU) umgestellt
  2. Agents ohne eingestelltes Modell werden mit GPT-4.1 (EU) konfiguriert
  3. Künftig stehen nur noch EU-Modelle zur Auswahl zur Verfügung
  4. Dies stellt sicher, dass die gesamte KI-Verarbeitung in europäischen Rechenzentren erfolgt
Only after confirming the migration (or if there was nothing to migrate) does the toggle actually switch on.
Non-admins on the account still see this tab, but read-only: a note showing whether EU-only is currently on or off (“Nur EU-Rechenzentren” / “Alle Regionen verfügbar”), plus a hint that only admins can change it.

Bring your own model endpoint

Below the EU toggle, Eigene Modell-Endpunkte lets an admin point InboxMate at a customer-run, OpenAI-schema-compatible endpoint instead of the built-in routing — separately for the two things InboxMate needs a model for: Each endpoint has its own switch and, once enabled, its own fields:
  • Base URL — the OpenAI-compatible API base, e.g. https://llm.example.at/v1
  • API-Schlüssel — the bearer token for that endpoint
  • Modellname — the model identifier to request at that endpoint
  • Embedding-Dimensionen (embedding endpoint only) — must stay at 1536 to remain compatible with existing knowledge entries
Eigene Endpunkte haben Vorrang vor unserer Standard-Verarbeitung und erfüllen auch die EU-Only-Einstellung. A configured custom endpoint always wins over both the default routing and the EU-only toggle — since it’s the customer’s own infrastructure, it automatically satisfies “EU-only” regardless of where it’s actually hosted.
This is how InboxMate supports bringing your own OpenAI-compatible model — whether that’s a self-hosted open model or a third-party inference provider your organization already trusts.
1

Enable the endpoint

Flip the switch for LLM, embedding, or both.
2

Fill in Base URL, API key, and model name

For the embedding endpoint, also set the dimensions (1536).
3

Save

Click Endpunkte speichern. The button shows Gespeichert once the save completes.
API keys are encrypted at rest and never sent back to the browser in plain text — the field shows a masked placeholder after saving. Leaving the API key field untouched on your next edit keeps the previously stored key; you only need to re-enter it to change it.
Only admins and the Owner can edit these fields — other roles see them disabled.