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Bring Your Own AI lets your organization run Dromo’s AI features on your own AI provider account instead of Dromo’s. AI column matching, AI transformations, hook generation and Dr. Dromo all send their requests with your key, so your import data goes only to the AI account you control. This includes Dr. Dromo, the assistant in the dashboard: schema generation, answers and every other step run on your provider and the models you choose.
Bring Your Own AI is enabled per organization. Contact the Dromo team to turn it on for your account.

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Supported Providers

You choose the models from a list for each provider: a main model, an optional lightweight model for small tasks, and, for OpenAI and Gemini, an optional embedding model for AI column matching. Anthropic and Bedrock have no embeddings, so AI column matching uses your lightweight model instead.

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Setting It Up

Only organization admins can change these settings.
1

Open the AI provider settings

In the Dromo dashboard, go to My organization and find the AI provider card.
2

Choose a provider and enter your credentials

Pick your provider. Only the fields that provider needs are shown. Choose your models from the lists.
3

Save and test

Click Save, then Test connection. Dromo sends a short request to each model you chose and shows whether each one answered, with the provider’s error if one didn’t.
To go back to Dromo’s own AI, click Remove.

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How Your Credentials Are Handled

  • Keys are stored encrypted and can’t be read back, in the dashboard or through the API. A saved key shows only as saved; leave it blank to keep it.
  • Switching provider clears the saved key, so one provider’s key is never sent to another.
  • If a request to your provider fails (for example an invalid key, missing model access or no credits), the AI feature fails. Dromo never retries it on its own AI account.

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Amazon Bedrock

Create an IAM user for Dromo with an access key, or use a Bedrock API key. The user needs:
  • bedrock-mantle:CreateInference for models with anthropic.* IDs, such as anthropic.claude-sonnet-5-5.
  • bedrock:InvokeModel and bedrock:InvokeModelWithResponseStream for global inference profiles, such as global.anthropic.claude-sonnet-4-6.
Anthropic models called through inference profiles also need Anthropic’s use case details submitted once for your AWS account, from an Anthropic model in the Bedrock Model catalog.