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Attio: document support for new batching mode
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@@ -155,6 +155,24 @@ domains matches the one you've provided here. If it finds it, it will update the
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attribute with the value `"@attio"`. If it doesn't find it, a new Company will be created
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with both the domain and twitter handles above.
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## Batching support
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This action supports batching, which can be toggled using the "Enable Batching" property
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on the **Edit Mapping** page. Batching will send groups of events to Attio in a single
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request, rather than individually, which can improve stability & correctness if you are
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sending a lot of events.
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However, there are a couple of caveats to be aware of:
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1. Attio will process these events asynchronously, which means it might take a few
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seconds between Attio acknowledging the request and the record updates appearing in
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your Attio workspace.
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2. Invalid events will be silently dropped. This can happen if your mapping
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configuration points to a non-existent Attio attribute, or you're trying to write the
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wrong attribute type (e.g. writing a number to a domain attribute). We recommend you
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continue to use the **Send test event** feature on the mapping page to check
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configurations before saving them.
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## Attribute types
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