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Attio review

4.3/5

from 600 reviews on G2 ↗

Best CRM for a process of your own

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What users say about Attio

Reviewers describe a CRM that goes up quickly and bends to the way a team already sells, and most of the praise is for the data model and how little training it takes. The complaints run the other way: teams wanting deeper native integrations, more automation or richer reporting reach the edges, and the same flexibility makes the first setup harder than it looks.

Attio pros and cons

Pros

  • Easy to use, with a clean interface teams pick up quickly.
  • Fast to set up, so people are productive without a long onboarding.
  • Deeply customisable: the object model can be shaped around your own process.
  • Integrates with the tools teams already run, keeping records in step.
  • A strong feature set, with reporting and support singled out.

Cons

  • Reviewers want more native integrations; some connections have to be built.
  • Gaps in automation, with features people expect still missing.
  • The flexibility makes the first setup harder than it looks.
  • Email sharing and reporting get in the way of working together.
  • Enrichment comes back incomplete, and reporting has limits.

Our summary of what reviewers report on G2 ↗, read on 2 Nov 2026.

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