Attio plays
Eight plays built around Attio.
Six outbound plays and the two foundations they run on. Each play reads its starting list from Attio, checks every account before it pays for data, and writes the result back as records, list entries and tasks. We built all eight as Deepline Plays and ran them on real companies in our own Attio workspace. Every page shows the system, the numbers and cost of that test run, and the prompt to build it with your coding agent.
Built on
Your lists, records and tasks stay in Attio. Each play is a Deepline Play: the data providers, the Attio calls, a schedule or webhook and a spend cap per run in one TypeScript file, with no API keys of its own.
Foundations
The plays build on these two: the fit score gates champion moves and lookalikes, and the reply sync closes the loop on outbound.
Enrich Attio companies and write a fixed fit score
You want every company in Attio scored the same way, with the reason written next to the score.
Sync sequencer replies to Attio stages and tasks
You run sequences in one or more tools and want every reply to update Attio without copying it over by hand.
Plays
Catch champions who changed jobs
Your past buyers and users are in Attio with a LinkedIn URL on their record.
Reopen closed-lost deals when the blocker moves
You lose deals for reasons that expire: a freeze, a missing feature, a contract, a champion on leave.
Find lookalikes of your closed-won accounts
You have won customers in Attio and want more companies like them on a list.
Find new senior hires at target accounts
You keep a target account list in Attio and a new leader there is a reason to get in touch.
Add LinkedIn post engagers to Attio, new people only
Your buyers react to and comment on LinkedIn posts, and Attio is where your contacts live.
Flag hiring surges at target accounts in Attio
Your buyers spend more when they add people, and you keep your target accounts in Attio.
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