Deduptio

Product updates

Everything we ship that you would notice — new features, changed limits, and corrections to claims we had got wrong. For what is coming next, see the roadmap.

Rollback now accounts for meetings

  • NewAttio opened up a meetings API, so a rollback can now account for meetings instead of staying silent about them. Meetings are not deleted by a merge — they stay in Attio and lose their link — and no Attio endpoint can re-link one, so a rollback reports how many are affected rather than pretending to restore them. A meeting that really was deleted is re-created from the snapshot.
  • ImprovedRestored records keep their original value dates. A field that last changed in March shows March, not the day you rolled back.
  • ImprovedRolling back no longer replays your Attio automations for every field it puts back. Creating the record still fires a workflow; the attribute writes behind it no longer do.
  • FixedA rollback checks each meeting by id before touching it, so it can never leave you with two copies of the same calendar event.

A real help centre, and a way to sign out

  • NewThe help centre now covers every feature, with five new articles: survivor & field rules, cross-object matching, automation & schedules, when a merge fails, and your account.
  • NewThere is now a Sign out button in the top bar. It ends the session on our side, not just in your browser — previously the only way out was to wait for the session to expire.
  • ImprovedThe docs sidebar is grouped into Get started, Matching, Cleaning up and Account, so articles are findable without reading the whole list.
  • FixedThe plans page and llms.txt listed scheduled scans as a Free feature. They are Pro — the docs now say so, and so does the pricing page.
  • FixedThe record cap is described accurately for each plan: on Free a scan stops before grouping, on Pro it reads the first 100,000 records and groups what it read.
  • FixedRollback now documents that a required status or select attribute with no stored value comes back set to the attribute's first option — a restored deal can return at a different stage.
  • FixedMatch rules now explain which attribute types can be keys and why owners, numbers, currency and dates are not offered, plus the one-fuzzy-key limit when combining with ALL.
  • NewThis page. Product updates are published here from now on.