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Omnifact allows you to switch between different AI models to power your conversations. While the default model is capable of handling most tasks, you may find that certain models excel in specific areas—such as creative writing, coding, or logical reasoning.
The available models are configured by your Team Administrator in Model Management. If you don’t see a specific model, it may not be enabled for your organization. Your administrator can also restrict availability to EU-hosted models only to ensure data residency compliance.

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How to Switch Models

You can select the AI model before you send a message or at any point during a conversation.
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Locate the Model Selector

At the top of the chat interface, look for the Model Selector dropdown menu. It displays the name of the currently active model (e.g., “GPT-4o” or “Claude 3.5 Sonnet”).
The model selector dropdown menu in the chat interface
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Open the Menu

Click the dropdown to reveal the list of available models. Models are grouped by their provider (e.g., OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Mistral AI). You can see the model name, provider logo, and hosting region flag.
The open model selector showing available AI models, provider logo, and hosting region flag
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Choose a Model

Select the model you wish to use. The chat interface will update to reflect your choice, and all subsequent messages in that conversation will be processed by the selected model.

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Why Switch Models?

Different AI models are trained differently and have unique strengths. Switching models can help you optimize your results based on what you are trying to achieve.
GoalRecommended Approach
Complex ReasoningModels like GPT-4o or Claude 3.5 Sonnet are often best for complex logical tasks, math, or multi-step problem solving.
Creative WritingClaude models are frequently praised for their natural, human-like writing style and nuance.
Coding & TechnicalGPT-4o and Claude 3.5 Sonnet are top-tier choices for generating, debugging, and explaining code.
SpeedIf you need a quick answer and don’t require deep reasoning, lighter models (often labeled “Flash”, “mini”, “micro”, or “Haiku”) can provide faster responses.
Experiment! If you aren’t satisfied with a response, try switching to a different model and clicking Regenerate on the last message to see how another AI approaches the same prompt.