Attio adds workflow history and agent log to its CRM
Attio's September 23 changelog added workflow run history and an agent log showing tools called, records changed and credits used, plus Ask Attio interface updates.


Image: Attio press materials, from the announcement
Attio's changelog for September 23, 2026 adds workflow history and an agent log. Workflow history shows every step of a workflow run, including what each step changed and its result. The agent log shows the same detail for agents inside workflows: the tools they called, the records they changed and the credits they used. The entry describes the release as full visibility into every run, down to the agent. Attio published four other changelog entries the same day.
The details
- Workflow history covers each step of a run, its changes and its outcome.
- The agent log records tool calls, record changes and credit consumption by agents.
- Other September 23 entries cover new workflow blocks that let conversations trigger actions and new Workflows apps for Resend and ClickUp.
- A separate September 23 entry says Ask Attio now suggests follow-up questions.
Context
Attio's changelog shows the company launched a new version of Workflows on June 9, 2026, rebuilt around AI agents that use customer context. A June 29 update added further Workflows changes, a new activity timeline, call recordings on mobile and more App Store connections. The September 23 entries add audit detail for agent runs, including credit use, alongside new triggers and apps. The page links a workshop on how revenue teams use custom agents and a Help Center article on workflows.
Not disclosed
- Plan availability
- Credit pricing for agents
- Vendor
Attio- Category
- CRM & Marketing Automation
- Announcement type
- Feature update
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