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ByteDance's Doubao Work Opens Third-Party Model Configuration to Enterprise Customers

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ByteDance's Doubao Work (豆包工作) today enabled enterprise customers to configure third-party large models, initially integrating Kimi 3.1 Pro, GLM 5.3, and DeepSeek V4.1 Flash. The feature is available to team subscription and enterprise subscription customers, enabled by default, with usage deducted from existing AI points and no additional procurement required.

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    为支持企业需求,豆包工作今日向客户开放三方大模型服务,首批将接入 Kimi 3.1 Pro、GLM 5.3、DeepSeek V4.1 Flash 等系列模型。 本次更新面向团队订阅版和企业订阅版客户开放。功能上线后默认直接开启,企业无需另行向模型厂商采购,也无需额外申请,后续按照用量扣除企业已有的 AI 点数,真正实现开箱即用。 在使用人群上,企业可以按照成员、部门、群组或全员灵活划定可用范围,按模型厂商一键批量启用,或针对单一模型进行单独配置。 在使用场景上,企业也可指定模型在豆包电脑端、豆包工作电脑端、豆包移动端、豆包网页端及飞书内豆包工作等不同场景中生效。比如,企业可以设置模型仅在 “工作电脑” 及 “飞书工作台”等办公环境下生效,兼顾业务效率与数据安全。

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