# How to Connect Grist to Albato — Albato Help Center

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# How to Connect Grist to Albato

Last update:  
22/5/2026 · 3 min read

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[Grist](https://www.getgrist.com/) is a no-code database and spreadsheet editor, designed to help teams organize, analyze, and present data. Connect Grist with other apps, including AI tools, using Albato, to automate your marketing tasks and streamline your data workflow. Follow the steps below to set it up.

1.  [Log in](https://albato.com/app/user/auth/login?lang=en) to your **Albato** account.

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2.  Go to the **Apps section** and click **Add a connection**.

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3.  Search for **Grist**, select it, and click the **Add a connection** button.

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4.  Enter a name for your connection.

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5.  Next, you need to add an **Access Token**. To do this, go directly to your Grist account in a new tab.

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6.  Go to your **Profile Settings**.

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7.  Copy your **API Key**.

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8.  Then, paste the **Access token** into the **Albato** page.

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9.  To specify your domain, copy it from the address bar.

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10.  Paste it to the **Domain field**. Click **Continue** to complete the setup.

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Once this process is done, you'll see a success message, and your Grist account will be connected to Albato.

Your connection is ready, and you can set up your automations with Albato and [Grist](https://www.getgrist.com/). If you have any issues, get in touch with support via the live chat on our website.

## About Grist

Grist is a flexible platform that helps teams manage expense tracking, payroll and sales.

With it, you can:

-   Design custom views, dashboards, and formulas tailored to your workflow.
-   Import data from CSV, Excel, and Google Sheets with ease.
-   Summarize data into charts or pivot tables to see the big picture.
-   Collaborate in real time with full access control and revision history.

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