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Connect Attio to Flowla and your deal rooms and CRM stay in sync automatically. Pull in company details, contacts, and deal stages to personalise rooms, and push buyer engagement back to Attio — so your CRM always reflects what’s happening in the room.

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Why connect Attio?

  • Automatic deal sync — Deal pipelines sync with Flowla rooms, bringing company details, contacts, and deal stages into your rooms
  • Bidirectional activity logging — Room views, action completions, and content engagement flow back to Attio as engagement notes on deal records
  • Workflow automation — Trigger room creation and updates based on deal stage changes, attribute updates, or meeting transcriptions
  • Complete visibility — See buyer engagement directly in your CRM without switching tools

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How to connect Attio

1

Connect in Flowla

In the left sidebar, click Integrations. Find Attio under CRM integrations and click Connect. Confirm to complete the connection.
2

Copy the connection key

After connecting, you’ll see a connection key. Copy it.
3

Paste in Attio

In Attio, go to Workspace Settings → Apps → Flowla. Under the Connections tab, click Connect and paste your key.
Once connected, the integration is active for your entire organisation.

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What gets synced

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From Attio → Flowla

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From Flowla → Attio

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Workflow automation

Set up workflows that automatically create personalised deal rooms when opportunities hit specific stages in Attio — so your team never has to manually trigger room creation.

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Example workflow

  1. Discovery call completed
  2. Deal stage moves to “In Progress” in Attio
  3. Workflow triggers automatically
  4. Personalised deal room is created

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Trigger options

  • Deal stage changes
  • Attribute updates

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Disconnect Attio

1

Open Integrations

In the left sidebar, click Integrations.
2

Find Attio

Find Attio and click Settings.
3

Disconnect

Click Disconnect and confirm your choice.

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After disconnecting

  • Data sync stops immediately
  • Existing data in both platforms remains intact