Choose where your AI work goes.

EU data sovereignty for AI means you run OpenAI and Anthropic models hosted in the EU, keep your existing provider accounts, and decide per team where data is processed.

OpenAI and Anthropic,
hosted in the EU.

Keep Claude, add OpenAI where it works best, and make the processing region part of the plan.

Plan your EU deployment
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OpenAI

GPT models

EU hosted

Anthropic

Claude models

EU hosted

Your choice of models. EU hosting for both providers.

Your data, your choices

Hosting, models and connected systems, checked against the same requirements.

01

Choose where data lives

Deploy in the regions your business needs.

02

Keep model choice open

EU-hosted OpenAI and Anthropic, the right model for each task.

03

See the whole picture

Know where connected systems send your data.

Full transparency on training,
with zero data retention available.

Know how your data is used. Choose zero data retention where you need it.

EU hosting does not mean paying enterprise-tier prices for every seat.

See what this does to your AI bill

Questions we get asked

Can we use both OpenAI and Anthropic in the EU?
Yes. Both providers are available EU-hosted, and you choose per team which models run where.
What about model training and data retention?
Full transparency on training. Zero data retention is available on request.
Can we keep our existing provider accounts?
Yes. Bring your own OpenAI and Anthropic accounts and keep your provider relationships, or use Harriet-managed credits. Either way you see spend per team.
Can you help us choose the right setup?
Yes. Hosting region, model choice and connected systems are agreed as part of the rollout plan, with your DPO in the room if you want them there.
Where is our data stored?
Model processing runs in the EU when you choose EU-hosted models. Each connected system shows where it sends data before you enable it.
What contracts cover this?
A DPA with EU and UK transfer safeguards, and a SOC 2 Type II report in the Trust Center.

Make data requirements part of the plan.

Bring the regions, systems and policies your rollout has to respect.