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# Runs through

Runs through is the column on Models and Add models that shows which route a model uses: the included route, or a key from Your keys.

Open **Connections**, then **Model providers**. The **Models** tab and the **Add models** tab both have a **Runs through** column.

## What the column says

- The included route is labelled `Falcon`. That route is billed on your invoice.
- A key from **Your keys** is labelled **Your … key**. You pay that provider.
- A key that belongs to the parent company starts with **Parent company's**.
- **Your AWS account** and **Your custom endpoint** are their own routes.
- Voice and other models that are not text show **—**. They do not pick a route in this column.

On **Add models**, each model is one row, and **Runs through** lists every route on that row: the included route `Falcon` and each company key. The choice of which route the company uses is on **Models**, after the model is added. See [Add models](https://falcon.com/docs/add-models).

## Change the route

On **Models**, when there is only one route, the column shows its name. When there are several, choose one. The choice is labelled with the model's name and **runs through**. The page shows **Saved**.

A route the company's rules refuse stays in the list and cannot be chosen. It is marked **outside your model rules**. A key that stopped working is marked **key not working**.

**Runs on** is a different line. It names providers a model can use. **Runs through** is the route this company is using. To add a key that can appear here, see [Add a model key](https://falcon.com/docs/add-a-model-key).

## Related

- [Add models](https://falcon.com/docs/add-models)
- [Add a model key](https://falcon.com/docs/add-a-model-key)
- [Model rules](https://falcon.com/docs/model-rules)
- [Connections](https://falcon.com/docs/connections)