---
title: "Configuring AI Model access"
slug: "configuring-ai-model-access"
updated: 2026-08-14T14:25:21Z
published: 2026-08-14T14:25:21Z
canonical: "docs.skillable.com/configuring-ai-model-access"
---

> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.skillable.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Configuring AI Model access

## Summary

In complex environments you may bring several of your own AI Models into Skillable Studio. You can control which of the Child Organizations you manage have access to which models, so each Child Organization sees only the models you choose. If you need this separation for Skillable-supplied models, contact your Skillable representative or customer support.

```mermaid
flowchart LR
    A[Open Site Administration<br/>and select AI Models] --> B[Open the AI Model and its<br/>Organization Availability tab]
    B --> C[Add the Child Organization,<br/>search for it and select it]
    C --> D[Save the AI Model]
    D --> E([Child Organization can<br/>access the AI Model])

    classDef start fill:#0A3E28,stroke:#0A3E28,color:#FFFCF1;
    classDef done fill:#24ED9B,stroke:#0A3E28,color:#0A3E28;
    class A start;
    class E done;
```

> **Permission required.** You must hold the **Editing Supplement - control organization availability for managed organizations** permission. Without it, the **Organization Availability** options described below are not available.

## Bullet-pointed high-level overview

- Open **Site Administration** and select **AI Models** under **Integration**.
- Open the AI Model you want to control, then select the **Organization Availability** tab.
- Add the Child Organization, search for it and select it.
- Save the AI Model.

## In-depth documentation

1. In Skillable Studio, open **Site Administration**.
2. In the **Integration** column, select **AI Models**.
3. In the AI Models list, select the model you want to make available. For example, **Llama-4 Scout**.
4. On the model page, confirm you have the correct model on the **Basic Information** tab.
5. Select the **Organization Availability** tab. Leave **Available to all organizations** cleared, then select **Add Organization**.
6. In the **Choose Organization** dialog, open the operator dropdown next to the **Name** filter and select **Contain**.
7. In the search field, enter the Child Organization's name.
8. Select **Search**.
9. In the results, select the checkbox for the Child Organization you want to grant access to. You can select more than one organization.
10. Select **OK**.
11. On the **Organization Availability** tab, confirm the organization appears in the list, then select **Save**. The selected Child Organization can now access the AI Model.

## Best practices

- Give each Child Organization access only to the models it needs, rather than selecting **Available to all organizations**, so each Child Organization sees only relevant models.
- Use the **Contain** match type when searching, so a partial organization name still returns results.
- Select multiple Child Organizations in a single pass when the same model applies to several of them.
- Confirm the organization appears in the **Organization Availability** list before selecting **Save**, to avoid a silent miss.