With Attio

A CRM your team will actually keep up to date.

Most CRMs fail the same way. They are set up once, then quietly abandoned while the real pipeline lives in someone's inbox and a spreadsheet.

Attio is a CRM built around your own data model, with email, calendar and enrichment filling in the records for you. We set it up properly: the objects your business actually runs on, clean data coming across from your old system, and your website and meetings writing to it without anyone typing. We run our own business on it.

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Why Attio

Why teams keep using it

Companies, people and deals are the start. You add the objects and fields your business really runs on, so the CRM describes your work instead of forcing it into someone else's shape.

Our own Attio build

We run Hide and Seek on it.

Hide and Seek

Meeting notes from Granola filed to the matching Attio people, companies and deals automatically.

Hide and Seek

Action items drawn from each meeting, confirmed by a person, then written to tasks linked to the Attio record.

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What we do

Set up, move in, connect

We work out with your team what you need to track and why, then design the objects, attributes, lists and pipelines around it.

Ways in

Start wherever you are.

  1. Choosing a CRM

    A short review of what you need to track and who will use it, and an honest view on whether Attio is the right fit.

  2. Moving from another CRM

    A migration with the data cleaned on the way, planned so the team is never without a working pipeline.

  3. Already on Attio

    The integrations: website, bookings, meetings and your own systems writing to it, so the records keep themselves current.

Where does your pipeline live today?

Tell us what you use now and what goes missing. We will tell you how we would set Attio up, and what it would take to move.

Here’s some that put their trust in us

Treasury Wine Estates
Fair Work Commission
Seeing Machines
Australian Taxation Office
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New South Wales Government
Department of Home Affairs
National Film and Sound Archive
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA)
Questacon
Australian War Memorial
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St Vincent de Paul Society
Biometix
Sport Integrity Australia
Australian Government Department of Defence
Australian Government Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development, Communications and the Arts
Australian National University
SyncTech
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Australian Electoral Commission

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