Attio

The Attio integration imports the members of your Attio workspace as user account assets, so your Attio members are included when you review who has access to your systems. Oneleet links each member to the matching person in your organization by email address.

Connect Attio

Oneleet connects to Attio with OAuth, so you don’t create or paste an API key. You need permission to install apps in the Attio workspace you’re connecting.

1. In Oneleet, go to Integrations > Add integration > Attio and click Connect.
2. Attio opens and asks you to approve the Oneleet access request. If you belong to more than one Attio workspace, choose the one to connect.
3. Approve the request. Attio sends you back to Oneleet, and the new connection appears on the Attio integration page.

Your Attio members appear in Oneleet a few minutes after the first sync.

Oneleet only asks Attio for read access to workspace members. It doesn’t read or change your records, objects, lists, notes, or any other Attio data.

Imported data

For each workspace member, Oneleet imports their name, email address, profile image, and access level (admin, member, or suspended). Suspended members are marked deactivated, so they show up as accounts to remove during offboarding and access reviews.

Attio doesn’t share members’ MFA status through its API, so Oneleet doesn’t import it. Its absence doesn’t mean a member lacks MFA.

Disconnect Attio

Remove the connection from the Attio integration page in Oneleet. You can also uninstall the Oneleet app from your Attio workspace settings, which stops Oneleet’s access from the Attio side.