Navigating your workspace
Learn how to navigate your workspace including the sidebar, search, and quick actions.
Using the sidebar
The sidebar is home to your Notifications, Tasks, Notes, Emails, Reports, Automations, Favorites, Records, Lists, and more.
Favorites
You can mark the following as favorites, which will add them to your sidebar under Favorites:
Note: Items you save to favorites and folders you create under Favorites are only visible to you and will not be shown on any other team members' sidebars.
Hover over the Favorites section of the sidebar and click the folder icon to create a folder. Give the folder a name and drag items into it to organize the items. Drag and drop favorites or folders in the sidebar to reorder them.
Hover over a favorited item and click the slashed star icon to remove it from your favorites. Hover over a folder and click the ⋮ icon to Rename the folder or Delete folder, which will remove all items it contains from your favorites.
Sort and search lists in sidebar
If you hover over Lists in the sidebar, you'll see a gear icon appear. Click the gear to customize how lists are shown in the sidebar. Choose a sort option:
The sort option you choose will only be applied for you. Other workspace members can have different sort options applied. However, when you drag and drop lists to change the custom order, the changes will also be applied for all other workspace members who have selected the Custom option.
By default, the sidebar will show a maximum of six lists. Toggle Show all lists on to remove the limit and show all lists in the sidebar.
To find a list that isn't shown, click All lists and type the name of the list to search for it.
Quick search
Searching in Attio is simple, intuitive, and fast. Search through your records and find everything you need in seconds.
You can bring up the search window with the /
key anywhere in Attio, or click the search box at the top of your sidebar. Use the search window to quickly find your records by name, email, domain, phone number, or ID (for standard objects), and you can also search by keywords contained in descriptions, social media handles, and location attributes to see all relevant results.
Quick actions and keyboard shortcuts
Attio supports over 30 quick actions, which are keyboard shortcuts for commonly used actions. You can use the following keyboard shortcuts anywhere in Attio:
Find all of Attio's keyboard shortcuts by hitting the ? key anywhere in Attio and choosing ⌘ Keyboard shortcuts.
Calendar events in quick actions
If you have synced your email and calendar with Attio, you can see today's upcoming events in the quick actions window, RSVP directly from Attio, and create a meeting note in seconds.
When you open quick actions with cmd/ctrl + k you'll see your next calendar event today (if you have any) under Suggestions. You can RSVP or change your response directly from the quick actions window.
The date and time of the event, meeting room link, and description from the calendar event will be shown under Event details.
Under Participants you'll see who's invited and their responses via the colored circles to the right of their name: green (yes), orange (tentative), or red (no).
Create a note linked to your event by selecting an event and clicking Create note. Choose a record and create your note. Then you'll find your new note on the record's page under the Notes tab.
Switching workspaces
If you are a member of more than one Attio workspace, you can click your workspace name in the upper-left of your account, then click the name of another workspace to switch to that workspace.
Account and workspace settings
When you click your workspace name in the upper-left of your account you will find Account settings, and you’ll also see Workspace settings if you’re an admin.
In Account settings you can do things like update your profile picture, sync your email and calendar, and manage your notifications settings.
Within Workspace settings admins can do things like update the workspace name and logo, manage members and admins, see plans and billing information, and create object attributes.