How to use Audit for Attio.

1. Click "Start free audit" and sign in via Attio. You'll be redirected to Attio to authorize the read-only connection.
2. Approve the requested scopes. We only request `:read` permissions — nothing in your workspace can be modified by this app.
3. We immediately kick off the audit in the background. The loading screen shows live phase progress; it usually takes 2–5 minutes depending on workspace size.
4. When it's done you land on your report. The URL is private and unguessable — only you (and anyone you invite) can open it.

The dial at the top is your overall health score (0–100). It's the weighted average of four category scores. Click a slice to focus that category.

Findings are flagged at five severity levels:

• Critical — material risk to data integrity or pipeline reliability. Fix this week.
• High — degrades the team's ability to trust the data. Fix this month.
• Medium — quality drift or process gaps. Worth a backlog ticket.
• Low — cosmetic or low-frequency. Useful context, not urgent.
• Info — neutral observations. Inventory, distributions, baselines.

Use the filter bar above the categories to narrow by severity, object, or a free-text search across titles + summaries. Press `/` to focus search, `Esc` to clear.

Every analyzer's logic is documented at the methodology page — no hidden heuristics.

Reports are private by default. The only way to view one is to be the creator (signed in via the original Attio OAuth) or to be explicitly invited by the owner.

1. From the report, click Actions → Manage access.
2. Add the email address of the person you want to invite. They'll receive a magic-link email titled "Open the audit".
3. Magic links expire after 30 days. If theirs expired, just re-invite them from the same dialog.
4. Invitees who already have a session for the same workspace skip the email step and open the report directly.

Workspaces change. To re-audit, sign back in via Attio from "Your audits" → Start new audit. We create a new audit row with a new private URL so you can compare side-by-side with the previous one.

Existing share links keep working — invitees still open whichever audit they were invited to.

We request a focused set of read-only OAuth scopes. The full scope list, the third-party vendors we use, and our retention policy are detailed on the consent & data page.

Snapshots are stored encrypted at rest. Access tokens are encrypted using AES-GCM with a key held only in the deployment environment. We process all data in the United States.

Why does my audit show 0 findings? — Either the workspace is genuinely clean (rare), or the analyzer pass hit an error. Open Your audits and re-run; if the second pass also returns 0, email support so we can look at the logs.

Why does the audit stall on the loading screen? — Very large workspaces (50k+ records) can take up to ~10 minutes. If you've waited longer than 15, refresh the page; the audit either completed in the background or hit a fetch error and the page will tell you.

Can I delete an audit? — Yes. From Your audits, click the audit and use Actions → Delete report. This wipes the snapshots, findings, and any invitee access in one go. The Attio connection itself is unaffected.

How do I revoke the OAuth connection entirely? — Go to Attio → Settings → Apps and disconnect Audit for Attio there. Then ask us to purge your data via the email at the bottom of this page.