🛠️ How-to guide · Last updated: September 17, 2026

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WHAT IT DOES

The Models area lists the AI models your agents can use — Zammo's built-in platform defaults plus any of your own Azure OpenAI deployments — and lets you choose the workspace default and track usage.

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Before you start

Anyone in the workspace can view models and usage. Adding models or changing the default needs a role that can edit knowledge — Editor, Content Manager, Publisher, or Admin (see Roles & Permissions).

What you'll see

• Platform defaults — Zammo's shared, read-only models. These power your agents out of the box, so you don't have to configure anything to get started.
• Your custom models — any Azure OpenAI deployments you've added.

Filter by All, GPT, Embeddings, or Disabled, and see which model is the current default for each type.

The Models page — Zammo's read-only platform defaults plus your own Azure OpenAI deployments, with the default for each type marked, and View usage / Add model.

Choosing the default

Select Set default on a model — or adopt a platform default as your workspace default. Agents pick up the change on their next turn. An individual agent can still override this on its Agent Settings tab.

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Leave agents on the platform default unless you have a specific reason to bring your own model — it's the simplest path and always kept current.

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Adding your own model

Select Add model to connect an Azure OpenAI deployment — this keeps usage on your own subscription. Provide:

• Type — GPT or Embeddings.
• Name and an optional Description.
• Endpoint URL and Deployment name from Azure.
• API key (stored securely, never shown again).

Run Test to confirm it connects — saving is blocked until the test passes — then Create.

Tracking usage