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Purpose

Exterview’s evaluation agents and Smaya run on a mix of frontier and open-source models. Upcoming: picking the best model for each task based on quality, latency and cost. This page names the providers in use today and the guarantees that hold regardless of which model runs.
This list is maintained as models evolve, and providers can change. Ask your Exterview representative to confirm the current list before a review. Contact your Exterview representative for the latest set.

Providers we work with

We’re adding these providers over time; not all of them are fully wired up yet. Contact your Exterview representative to confirm which ones are live for your setup today.

Anthropic (Claude)

Reasoning and evaluation across agent tasks.

OpenAI

Reasoning and generation across agent tasks.

Google (Gemini)

Reasoning and multimodal tasks.

Mistral

Efficient models for targeted tasks.

Microsoft

Azure-hosted models, aligned with the Azure-native platform.

Open-source models

Selected open-weight models for specific tasks.

The guarantees that do not change

Whichever model runs a given task, the same controls apply.

No training on your data

We don’t use your candidate and configuration data to train shared models.

Processed under your organization's boundary

Content is processed under your organization’s boundary, under Exterview’s data-protection terms.

Content-based, not biometric

Scoring is grounded in what a candidate says, not facial analysis, tone, or other biometrics.

Model choice is ours to route

Exterview is building the ability to pick the best AI model for each task, and is adding providers over time; you rely on the outcome and its guarantees, not a specific vendor.

FAQs

No. We don’t use your candidate and configuration data to train shared models.
Model routing is managed by Exterview to keep quality and cost balanced. Specific requirements can be discussed with your representative.
Under your organization’s boundary, under Exterview’s data-protection terms. Providers that process data appear on the Sub-processors page.