Attio

Update Attio Deal

Update an existing Attio deal record, including its stage, value, or name.

1 creditRuns in your Attio account

Endpoint

Parameters

NameTypeRequiredNote
identifieraccount · requiredaccountrequired

Connected Attio account to use for this action. Select from your linked integrations.

recordIdstring · requiredstringrequired

The Attio deal record ID. Supports a {{…}} reference (an earlier step's output, the current Record's Field, or inside a For Each the loop item {{<For Each>.item.<Field>}}) for dynamic values.

namestring · optionalstringoptional

Deal name. Supports a {{…}} reference (an earlier step's output, the current Record's Field, or inside a For Each the loop item {{<For Each>.item.<Field>}}) for dynamic values.

Example: Acme — Annual Plan

stagestring · optionalstringoptional

Pick a stage from the Attio workspace of the selected account, or use the {} toggle to bind a {{variable}}. The list is the Deals object's stage attribute in Attio; archived stages are not offered.

valuenumber · optionalnumberoptional

Deal monetary value. Supports a {{…}} reference (an earlier step's output, the current Record's Field, or inside a For Each the loop item {{<For Each>.item.<Field>}}) for dynamic values.

Example: 50000

valuesobject · optionalobjectoptional

Optional. Any other Attio attributes to set, as a JSON object keyed by attribute slug. The attribute must already exist in Attio.

Example: {"custom_field":"value"}

ownerstring · optionalstringoptional

Reassign the deal to a member of the Attio workspace of the selected account, or use the {} toggle to bind a {{variable}}. An email address or an Attio actor id both work. Leave empty to keep the current owner.

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