Map the request path
Start with the application receiving the user input. Identify document retrieval, logging, model inference, tool execution and result storage along the path.
A regional model endpoint addresses the model-processing step. It does not automatically determine where your own logs, database or connected services run.
Identify the model deployment
Record the actual model identifier and intended EU-hosted route for the workload. Keep processing recipients and contractual requirements with that record.
The model catalog may also include proprietary models or routes with different hosting arrangements. Do not use catalog access as proof of a single universal region.
Keep changes reviewable
Treat routing changes as deployment changes when regional requirements matter.
- Maintain an approved set of model routes.
- Review additions and replacements before enabling them.
- Apply the same requirement to retries and fallbacks.
- Retain the configuration associated with each production release.
Build with the approved route
Use the EU model access pages and TextCortex privacy policy as inputs to your review. Then validate the integration using approved test data.
This is an engineering review workflow, not a legal certification. Use the agreements and processing arrangements that apply to your organization and deployment.