Ploy × Attio

Ploy pushes named accounts into Attio with intent signals attached — no Zapier, no CSVs.

What you can do

Eight ways teams put Attio to work with Ploy.

  • Auto-create company records for identified visitors.

    Every account that lands on your site shows up in Attio with industry, size, and last-seen date — already enriched.

  • Score fit on first visit.

    Ploy tags incoming companies as ICP / adjacent / out-of-scope based on your criteria, written into a custom Attio field.

  • Attach intent timelines to accounts.

    Pricing-page visits, demo-page bounces, and feature-page deep-dives stream into the company’s activity feed.

  • Trigger workflows on warm intent.

    Ploy fires an Attio workflow when a target account visits twice in 7 days — or any threshold you pick.

  • Hand off to AEs with a one-click brief.

    Ploy writes a "why this account, now" note into the deal record citing pages visited and the keywords they came in on.

  • Dedupe and merge incoming companies.

    New visits match against existing Attio records by domain — no duplicate clutter for your RevOps team.

  • Sync your tier list back to Ploy.

    Tier 1 / Tier 2 / Tier 3 lists in Attio drive site personalization and email targeting in Ploy.

  • Daily new-accounts digest into a list.

    Ploy appends every newly-identified ICP account to a "This week’s inbound" list each morning.

How it connects

Three steps. Then Attio works inside Ploy.

01

Connect Attio in one click.

One OAuth handshake. No API keys, no IT ticket, no Zapier between. Ploy has access the moment you authorize.

02

Pick the scope you want.

Choose which workspaces, folders, or properties Ploy can read from and write back to. Revoke or rescope anytime from settings.

03

Watch Ploy work.

Ploy starts using Attio on the next page it ships, the next report it runs, or the next account it sees — no extra setup.

Attio pairs well with these.

Connect Attio and ship today.

Slurp your existing site in 60 seconds, plug in Attio, and watch Ploy start using it on the next page it builds.