Managed multi-model Companion · AI Companion directory

AWS supplies the intelligence. DataInbox keeps the conditions.

Use Amazon Bedrock as an AI Companion for DataInbox. DataInbox controls context, permissions, routing, cost conditions, and output validation while AWS supplies the AI capability.

Managed access to multiple model families through an AWS control surface.
AWS account and region chosen by the organisation.
Provider-independent task and result contract

Amazon Bedrock

External capability under a DataInbox policy boundary

Stable architecture, replaceable provider

DataInbox decides. The Companion performs.

A provider page describes where an external capability can fit. It does not move business logic, consent, permissions, or final authority into that provider.

Governed business message

DataInbox policy and context

Amazon Bedrock

The provider result returns to the Inbox as a structured message. Deterministic rules can validate it, reject it, route it for review, or allow a next action.

Provider fit

Where AWS can fit

Managed access to multiple model families through an AWS control surface.

Companion pattern: Managed multi-model Companion. This Companion can make an internal model choice while DataInbox still controls whether the router itself is eligible.
Deployment boundary: AWS account and region chosen by the organisation.

Stable capability profile

Multiple model families
AWS-native controls
Managed inference

Conditions to configure

Allowed model families
AWS account and region
Throughput and spend policy

Policy before inference

Control input, cost, provider, and output.

Data permission

Which fields and data classes may leave the Inbox.

Provider eligibility

Which direct provider, router, region, or private endpoint may be used.

Cost and service target

Budget ceiling, latency objective, availability, and fallback order.

Output contract

Required schema, evidence, confidence, validation, and review path.

Direct answers

AWS AI Companion FAQ

What is the AWS AI Companion?

It is a provider-specific implementation of the DataInbox Companion contract. DataInbox prepares a standardised AI task under business-controlled conditions, Amazon Bedrock performs the permitted capability, and the result returns to the Inbox as a governed business message.

Does using AWS put business logic in the provider?

No. Business rules, permissions, context selection, routing policy, and result handling remain in DataInbox. The Companion supplies an external capability and returns a standardised result.

Can AWS be replaced by another AI Companion?

Yes, when another Companion satisfies the same task and output contract. The replacement remains subject to company policy, connector availability, credentials, regional requirements, and validation.

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