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# Attio automations

> Trigger Flowla workflows from Attio events like deal stage changes and attribute updates.

## TL;DR

Trigger Flowla workflows from Attio events — like a deal stage changing or an attribute being updated — to automatically create rooms, personalise content, and keep your CRM in sync.

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### Why it matters

Attio tracks every stage of your deal pipeline. When something changes there, that's the right moment for Flowla to act. By using Attio as a trigger, you can:

* **Create a personalised room the moment a deal reaches a new stage** — auto-fill company name, contact details, and deal data so your team hits the ground running
* **Update Attio when something happens inside the room** — when a buyer completes an action or section, automatically log it as an engagement note on the deal record
* **Keep both platforms in sync** — room views, action completions, and content engagement flow back to Attio automatically, so your CRM always reflects real buyer activity

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### What you can use as triggers

Flowla currently supports the following Attio-triggered workflows:

* **Deal Stage Changed** — when a deal moves to a specific stage (e.g. *In Progress* or *Closed Won*), trigger room creation or content updates
* **Attribute Updated** — when a deal or contact attribute is updated in Attio, trigger room actions or personalisation updates

#### Actions you can trigger from Attio events

Using the Attio triggers above, you can:

* **Create a room from a template**
* **Assign the room creator based on the deal owner**
* **Fill variables** using company, contact, or deal data from Attio
* **Unlock room sections** based on deal stage progression
* **Log room activity** back into Attio as engagement notes

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### How to set it up

<Steps>
  <Step title="Go to Workflows">
    In Flowla, navigate to **Workflows** in the main navigation.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Create a new workflow">
    Click **+ Create New Workflow** then **Add Trigger**.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Choose Attio as the trigger">
    Select **Attio** as the trigger type, then choose the event:

    * **Deal stage changed**
    * **Attribute updated** — e.g. a specific field value changing
  </Step>

  <Step title="Add your actions">
    Add the actions you want to trigger:

    * Create a room from a template
    * Unlock a section
    * Change the room's status
    * Add CRM data as variables
  </Step>
</Steps>

<img src="https://mintcdn.com/flowla/qZSAEIVorJ2tsWR_/images/autopilot/attio_workflow.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=qZSAEIVorJ2tsWR_&q=85&s=42f0555bc439374a1a0e99f190a43448" width="2912" height="1552" data-path="images/autopilot/attio_workflow.png" />

<Tip>Learn more about setting up the two-way sync between Flowla and Attio in the [Attio integration guide](/integrations/Attio).</Tip>