How to build with AI models hosted in the EU, and how teams in each industry use AI while keeping data in the EU.
Build an AI customer service agent that keeps customer data in the EU
An AI customer service agent reads your customers' messages, orders and help articles, so where its model runs decides who can reach that data. This guide builds one in Python with tool calling and help center search on EUrouter, which routes every call to EU-hosted providers. A 1,000-conversation pilot runs on the Free plan for under €2 a month.
How to build an AI agent with EU-hosted models
An AI agent is a loop: a model picks a tool, your code runs it and returns the result, until the task is done. An agent resends everything it reads on every step, so its model should run in Europe. This guide builds one in Python with EUrouter and Mistral models on EU-headquartered providers: €12.48 in tokens per 10,000 tickets.
Build a GDPR-compliant RAG chatbot with EU-hosted models
A RAG chatbot answers from your company's knowledge: contracts, support history, internal docs. That knowledge belongs with European companies under European law. This guide builds one with the OpenAI SDK and EUrouter, which routes bge-m3 embeddings and Mistral Small 3.2 answers only to European-owned providers in the EU. At October 2026 prices, 20,000 questions a month cost €5.28 in tokens.
AI in insurance in Europe: use cases under GDPR and the AI Act
Insurers in Europe use AI for claims intake, customer service, fraud triage and underwriting support. GDPR treats health data as special-category data, and the AI Act lists risk assessment and pricing in life and health insurance as high-risk. EUrouter keeps the model calls with European companies, in the EEA, under European law.
AI for HR in Europe: employee data under European law
HR teams in Europe use AI for job ads, policy helpdesks, interview notes and survey analysis. Employee data falls under GDPR, national employment law and works council rights, and the AI Act treats AI in hiring and worker management as high-risk. EUrouter keeps that data with European companies, in the EEA, under European law.
AI for law firms in Europe: client files under European law
Law firms in Europe use AI for contract review, research, drafting, document triage and transcription. Professional secrecy shapes all of it, and a client file held by a US company falls under US law wherever it is stored. EUrouter is the European AI API for firms and legal tech teams that build their own tools.
You need AI that won’t create compliance headaches. Your data stays in the EU, GDPR is enforced by default, and every request is routed for the best balance of cost, latency, and uptime, reducing risk while improving performance.