Jun 9, 2025
How to Migrate from HubSpot to Attio: A Step-by-Step Guide for RevOps Teams
Future-proof your CRM stack with a seamless, scalable migration from HubSpot to Attio — built for modern RevOps, GTM teams, and API-driven workflows.
If you're feeling boxed in by HubSpot's limitations, you're not alone. For fast-moving B2B startups and RevOps teams, the need for a composable, API-first CRM stack is more urgent than ever. Enter Attio — a modern CRM platform designed for flexibility, speed, and automation. This guide walks you through the complete process of migrating from HubSpot to Attio, with practical advice on data handling, system architecture, and go-to-market (GTM) alignment.
Why Migrate from HubSpot to Attio?
1. The Problem with Monolithic CRMs
HubSpot, while powerful, often becomes rigid and expensive as companies scale. It limits:
Custom automation
Integration flexibility
Ownership of data modeling
2. Benefits of Attio
Attio offers:
API-first architecture
Real-time collaboration
Composable CRM design
Deep integration with GTM tools (Segment, Zapier, Make, etc.)
Step-by-Step Migration Process
3. Step 1: Audit Your HubSpot Data
Start with a comprehensive CRM audit:
Export object schema (Contacts, Companies, Deals, etc.)
Identify unused fields and automation
Clean and de-dupe your records
4. Step 2: Define Your New CRM Architecture in Attio
Think modular:
Custom object structure in Attio
Define record types, tags, and views
Align with RevOps reporting needs
5. Step 3: Plan API-Based Data Migration
Use tools like Make.com or Pipedream:
Automate the pull from HubSpot
Transform fields as needed
Push clean data into Attio via its GraphQL API
6. Step 4: Sync & Rebuild Automations
Migrate:
Lead routing logic
Workflow automations (emails, tasks, sequences)
Connection to external GTM systems (e.g., Segment, Slack)
7. Step 5: Onboard Your Team
Train your GTM teams on:
New data views
Custom workflows
Collaboration features
Provide internal documentation and live onboarding sessions.
Tools to Use for the Migration
Make.com / Zapier: For API-based data flows
Segment: Sync identity resolution & tracking
Oneflow / PandaDoc: Contract management
Pipedream: Webhook-based automations
Best Practices for a Smooth Transition
8. Parallel Systems Before Switch
Run HubSpot and Attio in parallel for 2–3 weeks to:
Validate data
Stress-test workflows
Catch edge cases
9. Prioritize Critical Pipelines First
Start with:
Sales pipeline
Customer onboarding
Then expand into support, success, or marketing use cases.
10. Set Up KPIs to Track Post-Migration
Monitor:
Time-to-lead-response
CRM usage/adoption rate
Pipeline velocity
Case Study: From HubSpot to Attio with Novlini
A Series B SaaS company migrated their GTM stack from HubSpot to Attio with Novlini:
120K records migrated via API
Custom workflows rebuilt across 3 RevOps teams
Outbound lead gen automated with Segment + Attio
Result: 32% faster sales cycle, 50% reduction in CRM overhead.
Final Thoughts
Migrating to Attio isn’t just a tech switch — it’s a strategic upgrade to a composable GTM stack. If your startup is scaling fast and looking for flexibility, automation, and API-native workflows, it’s time to future-proof your CRM with Attio.
Need expert help? Novlini is the leading Attio CRM consulting partner — we handle everything from architecture to automation.