Models

Models are the actual source of the intelligence. A model generally refers to both the type of model (such as GPT), the provider of the model (such as Azure), and the specific variant (such as gpt-5.2). The models available on the Scorable platform consist of:

• Proprietary and hosted open-source models accessible via API. These models can be accessed via your API key or the Scorable platform key. See Usage, Quotas & Costs for who gets billed in each case, and how model spend is capped.

• Open-source models provided by Scorable.

• Models added by your organization. See the Cookbook page for model details.

Control & Compliance

Some model providers are GDPR-compliant, ensuring data processing meets the General Data Protection Regulation requirements. However, please note that GDPR compliance by the provider does not necessarily mean that data is processed within the EU.

Administrators can restrict the whole organization to GDPR-compliant providers with a single organization setting. When it is on, models whose provider is not flagged GDPR-compliant disappear from the model list for everyone in the organization.

There is no arbitrary per-model or per-user allow-list beyond that switch: any member of the organization can add a model or a provider key, and models follow the same ownership rule as every other entity — you can edit or delete the ones you created, and administrators can edit or delete any of them. See Access Controls & Roles.