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Apollo.io

Probo reads your Apollo.io account’s team members through the Apollo REST API so you can review who has access. Probo reviews Apollo teammates (account seats), not prospect or contact records.

  • Probo organization administrator access
  • The Apollo account admin role, or a permission profile that grants API key creation
  • A master API key (created with the Set as master key toggle), since Probo reads the master-key-only Get a List of Users endpoint
Probo fieldApollo.io fieldNotes
NamenameFalls back to first and last name, then the email
Emailemail
RoleroleThe Apollo permission-profile name for the user
AdminroleFlagged as an administrator when the role name equals Admin
StatusNot supported
MFANot supported
Last loginNot supported
External IDidStable identifier used to track the account across reviews
Created atNot supported

Creating a master API key in Apollo settings

  1. In Apollo (signed in as an account admin), go to Settings > Integrations > API Keys > Create new key.
  2. Name the key (e.g. Probo Access Review) and toggle Set as master key so it can reach the Get a List of Users endpoint that Probo reads.
  3. Save the key immediately and store it securely. Apollo may not show it again.
  1. In Probo, go to Access Reviews > Sources > Add Source.
  2. Find Apollo.io, click API Key, paste the key, and click Connect.

Probo names the source Apollo.io (the fixed provider name), since Apollo exposes no stable account-name endpoint. Probo pulls the account’s members into your campaigns.

  • Key rejected. Confirm it’s a master key created with Set as master key enabled. A non-master, endpoint-scoped key is rejected because the Get a List of Users endpoint is master-key-only.
  • No members appear. The key must be created by an account admin (or a permission profile that grants API key creation) and belong to the Apollo account you’re reviewing.