What objects are supported for Breakcold migrations
Which objects Shuttio writes into Breakcold, and how each one lands.
Last updated: 28 October 2026
Shuttio moves data into Breakcold. It does not read from Breakcold. Into Breakcold, data comes from HubSpot, Pipedrive, Affinity, Twenty, Attio, or a CSV file. The pair-by-pair view is the support matrix.
Objects
| Object | Moves into Breakcold | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Companies | Yes | |
| People | Yes | |
| Deals | Yes | |
| Leads | No | |
| Products | No | |
| Notes | Yes | |
| Tasks | Yes | |
| Meetings | Yes | |
| Calls | Yes | |
| Emails | Yes | Breakcold's API can only send new mail, not file a logged one, so a logged email is written as a note. |
| Files | No | |
| Lists | No | |
| Owners | No | Matched to a user in Breakcold by email. An owner with no match is not given to anyone else. Breakcold's API lists no workspace members, so records are written without an owner. |
How to read the table
- Moves into Breakcold: "Yes" means at least one of the sources above brings this object in. The Notes column says where it lands.
- "No": Shuttio does not move this object that way.
A CSV file can also be imported into Breakcold: People, Companies, Deals.
For the permissions Shuttio needs and what does not move, see writing into Breakcold.
Not answered here? Email help@shuttio.com.