Event-sourced records on your Attio workspace.
People, companies, and attribution attributes from every event, written into the flexible data model your team built.
How the Attio integration works
The event motion lands in Attio on the model your workspace already defines.
Connect Attio once
An admin authorizes the connection during onboarding; objects and attributes follow your workspace model, not a fixed schema.
Event contacts become records
Sourced and captured contacts land as people and companies, deduplicated against your workspace, with the event named on attributes you define.
Your workflows take over
Views, workflows, and pipelines you have already built pick the records up; nothing about your model changes.
Attribution reads back
Deal outcomes flow back so each event shows the pipeline it actually produced, on attributes your reporting filters.
Questions your ops team will ask
Does it force a schema on our workspace?
No. Attio's model is the point: Luminik writes to the objects and attributes you map, and nothing else.
What about duplicates?
Records are matched against existing people and companies before any write; existing records get attributes, never a second copy.
Which attributes does it write?
The ones your team maps during onboarding. The set is explicit and stays under your control.
When can we use it?
Attio is on the integrations roadmap for Q3 2026. Bring your workspace model to a founder call and it shapes the attribute design.
Building your CRM on Attio?
Bring your workspace model to a 20-minute call and shape how event-sourced records land in it.