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# Connect Attio

> Connect Attio CRM records, lists, notes, and tasks as a daoco integration.

Attio is a **Preview** CRM & Sales integration. It uses provider OAuth through Attio's [MCP](https://docs.daoco.org/connections/integrations.md#what-is-mcp) server, so there is no API key to create. Daoco sees what the Attio user who connects can see.

## Connect Attio

**1. Open the Attio card**

In daoco, open **Connections** -> **Integrations** -> **CRM & Sales** and choose **Attio**.

**2. Approve OAuth**

Choose **Connect**, sign in to Attio, pick the workspace, and approve access.

**3. Verify from chat**

Ask for a summary of recent people, companies, or deals, or run `/crm-review`, before approving record changes.

## What daoco can do

* **Read** people, companies, deals, and custom objects, lists, notes, tasks, comments, and the emails, meetings, and call recordings Attio has synced. Reports and SQL queries depend on your Attio plan.
* **Write, with approval**: create or update records, list entries, notes, tasks, and comments. Daoco asks before each change unless you allowed Attio writes for the task.
* **Merging records** combines two records into one and cannot be undone, so daoco asks every time, the same as a delete.

To remove access, disconnect Attio in daoco. You can also revoke the session from your Attio account settings.


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