Connect Apollo so Breakout can use Apollo for outbound sequence enrollment, prospect operations, and account or contact enrichment where enabled.
Prerequisites
Use an Apollo account or API credential with access to the sequences, contacts, accounts, and mailbox capabilities your workflows will use. For sequence enrollment workflows, confirm that the credential can access the target sequence and mailbox.
Permissions
Apollo permissions can be broad because the integration supports enrichment, search, contact and account operations, sequence enrollment, tasks, mailbox lookup, and reporting.
Capability | Apollo permissions | Why Breakout needs them |
Profile and app metadata |
| Verify the connected Apollo user and understand which Apollo app capabilities are available. |
People and company enrichment |
| Enrich known people or companies and pull firmographic or job-posting context. |
Search and discovery |
| Search for accounts and contacts that match workflow criteria. |
Opportunities |
| Read and update opportunity records when Apollo-backed workflows use opportunity context. |
Contacts |
| Create, update, search, and manage contacts for outbound workflows. |
Accounts |
| Create, update, search, and manage account records for outbound workflows. |
Notes and tasks |
| Read notes and create or list tasks tied to outreach operations. |
Email sequences and messages |
| Find campaigns, enroll contacts, remove or stop contacts, manage campaigns, and inspect email messages. |
Users, mailboxes, tags, and custom fields |
| Resolve owners and mailboxes, apply tags, and map custom fields used by workflows. |
Reporting |
| Sync reporting data for workflow outcomes and campaign performance. |
Allowing Breakout to access Apollo
Click your name to navigate to Settings
Click Integrations and then toggle the switch on in the Apollo card.
The Apollo approval window opens. The Apollo card may show a credential form or an OAuth-style connection, depending on your workspace configuration. Depending on the type of card that opens, use one of the following methods:
Using the credentials method
Paste the Apollo API key requested by the form.
Submit the form.
Using the OAuth method
Sign in to Apollo with the account that owns the relevant sequences.
Approve the requested permissions.
Return to Breakout and wait for the Apollo integration to show as Connected. It may take a few minutes for the status to update on the Integrations page.
If the Apollo approval window closes but the integration still doesn't show as connected, refresh the Integrations page.
If Apollo still appears as Disconnected, reconnect the integration and make sure you complete the Apollo approval process successfully.
Verifying the connection
The Apollo card should show as connected. Test with a workflow that lists or enrolls into a known Apollo sequence.
If Apollo returns a validation error, check that custom fields referenced by the workflow exist in Apollo and that the connected credential can see the target sequence.
Disconnecting or reconnecting Apollo
Disconnect in the following cases:
Rotating Apollo API keys
Changing the Apollo account
Moving sequence ownership
Reconnect with the new credentials.


