Share Attio data with people who don’t have Attio

Pick a list or a view, choose which columns show, send the link. Your client opens it and sees their stuff. That’s the whole thing.

Three steps, about two minutes

You already have the data in Attio. This just puts a door on it.

1

Pick what to share

A list, an object, or one of your saved views. Whatever you already look at in Attio.

2

Choose the columns

Tick the fields you want them to see. Everything else stays out of it.

3

Send the link

Add a password if you want one. Turn the link off when you're done.

You decide what they see

Sharing a spreadsheet means sharing everything in it. This doesn’t.

No seats to buy

Your client doesn't need an Attio account. They open a link in their browser and the data is there.

They can't change anything

Portals are read-only. Nothing anyone does on that page touches your CRM.

Only what you picked

They see the columns you chose. Notes, deal size, whatever you left out — they never know it exists.

Password when you need it

Put a password on a link, or leave it open. Add one later, take it off later. Your call.

Let them take a copy

Switch on CSV download and clients can pull the data into their own tools. Or leave it off.

An off switch

Flip a portal off and the link stops working. No awkward email, no cleanup.

Reports, from the same data

Build charts and dashboards out of your Attio records without exporting anything. Keep them to yourself, or use them in your next client call.

Questions people ask

Do my clients need an Attio account?
Can they edit my data?
No. Portals are read-only. There's no way to write back to Attio from a shared link.
What if I share the wrong thing?
Turn the portal off. The link stops working straight away, and you can fix the columns and turn it back on.
Where does the data come from?
Straight from your Attio workspace through the official API. You connect once with OAuth — we never see your password.
Can I share more than one thing with one client?
Yes. Make a portal per thing you want to share. Each one gets its own link, its own columns, and its own password.

Try it on one client

Set up a portal, send the link, see what they say. If it’s not useful, turn it off.