One AI Platform. Multiple Models. Complete Control.
Enterprise AI should not depend on a single model provider.
Wisebric connects leading AI providers through one centralized gateway, helping organizations select models for different AI workloads, recover from provider failures, and maintain visibility into model usage.
Bring your own provider credentials, configure model roles, and run AI experiences through a common model infrastructure.
Every AI Request. The Right Model. A Reliable Route.
Wisebric connects model configuration, request handling, failover, and usage tracking through one managed gateway.
ConnectStep 01Connect Your Providers
Add provider credentials for OpenAI, Anthropic, Azure OpenAI, Amazon Bedrock, and other available providers, or connect catalog-supported models through Ollama.
AssignStep 02Assign Models to Roles
Configure model defaults for advanced reasoning, fast reasoning, vision, embeddings, and transcription.
ValidateStep 03Validate Each Request
Check model capabilities before execution, including tool use, image input, structured output, and response limits.
RecoverStep 04Recover Automatically
For supported chat and transcription operations, Wisebric can retry or move to another provider serving the same model when a provider fails.
RecordStep 05Record Model Usage
Capture token usage, provider details, and response time for model operations.
Configure your models once. Use them across connected AI experiences.
Model Gateway Capabilities
More Than Model Connectivity. Enterprise AI Infrastructure.
Wisebric provides the capabilities needed to operate multiple AI providers through a common enterprise model gateway.
Role-Based Model Selection
Choose Models for Different AI Needs.
Assign models to defined roles such as advanced reasoning, fast reasoning, vision, embeddings, and transcription.
Authorized administrators manage company-wide model defaults without changing application code.
Automatic Failover and Resilience
Keep AI Operations Running During Provider Disruptions.
Wisebric automatically retries supported requests or switches to another available provider when failures occur.
Circuit breakers and overload protection help maintain reliable AI operations.
Available for supported chat and transcription operations.
Multi-Provider Connectivity
Use the AI Providers Your Organization Trusts.
Connect provider accounts through centralized credential management.
Enable or disable providers and select a preferred provider for each model role.
Run catalog-supported open models through an Ollama server.
Model Capability Validation
Match Requests With Model Capabilities.
Wisebric checks whether the selected model can handle the requested operation, including tool calling, image input, structured output, and output length requirements.
This helps prevent requests from being sent to models that cannot perform the required task.
Usage Visibility
Understand How Your AI Infrastructure Is Used.
Record token consumption, provider information, and response times across AI operations.
Usage records can be associated with users, workspaces, applications, and agents.
Different AI workloads have different model requirements. Wisebric provides one place to manage the underlying model infrastructure.
Centralized Model Administration
Your Models. Your Providers. Your Control.
Managing enterprise AI requires more than connecting model APIs.
Wisebric provides an administrative console for managing provider connections, assigning model roles, reviewing routing behavior, and tracking configuration changes.
Model rolesChanges to credentials and model assignments are recorded
Manage Provider Connections
Connect provider credentials, test connection configuration, and enable or disable providers.
Configure Model Roles
Select the default model for each role and choose a preferred provider where the configuration allows it.
Review Routing and Changes
View routing rules and failover policies, and review audit records showing changes to provider credentials and model assignments.
Manage model infrastructure centrally while keeping AI experiences connected to a consistent configuration.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can Wisebric connect to multiple AI providers?
Yes. Wisebric connects to providers including OpenAI, Anthropic, Azure OpenAI, Amazon Bedrock, Google Gemini, Groq, and DeepInfra. It also supports catalog-listed models through Ollama.
What happens if an AI provider fails?
For chat and transcription operations that support failover, Wisebric can retry the request or use another provider serving the same model.
Failover does not automatically substitute a different model.
Can we choose which models Wisebric uses?
Authorized platform administrators can configure default models for defined roles such as advanced reasoning, fast reasoning, vision, embeddings, and transcription.
Workflow steps can also use explicitly selected models.
Can we bring our own AI provider credentials?
Yes. Wisebric supports connecting provider credentials through centralized administration.
Does Wisebric automatically choose the cheapest or fastest model?
No. The current gateway uses configured model roles, provider selection rules, and failover behavior.
Automatic cost-based or latency-based model optimization is not part of the current capability.
Can we monitor model usage?
Yes. Wisebric records token consumption, response time, and provider information for model operations.
Detailed reporting is available through the relevant usage and monitoring interfaces.
Connected Enterprise AI
Part of the Wisebric Platform.
Model Gateway & Routing works with Wisebric's broader platform capabilities to support practical, connected AI experiences.
Enterprise Knowledge
Connect organizational knowledge with AI-powered information retrieval and semantic search.
Build Enterprise AI Without Being Locked Into One Provider.
Connect the AI providers your organization trusts, manage model selection centrally, and recover from provider failures through one enterprise model gateway.
Give your AI experiences a flexible foundation as your organization's needs evolve.