Authentication Method
Apollo authenticates through Apollo's OAuth authorisation flow. Users sign in using their Apollo credentials or a supported sign-in provider - Google, Microsoft, or Apple - and grant Montro access by reviewing and accepting the requested permissions.
How to Connect:
- Navigate to Integrations in your Montro dashboard.
- Select Apollo from the integrations catalogue and click Connect.
- Click Connect to begin the Apollo authentication flow.
- Sign in using your Apollo credentials, or authenticate via Google, Microsoft, or Apple.
- Review the requested permissions and click Continue to authorise the connection.
- Montro establishes the connection and begins synchronising Apollo account data.
- User records are imported into the Users module.
- Licence and subscription information is synchronised into Subscriptions.
- Review imported Apollo users and licences within Montro.
Data Synced
Users Module | Apollo user identities, including email addresses and account access information. |
Subscriptions Module | Apollo licence records, subscription ownership, and seat allocation information. |
Data Residency
Apollo data imported into Montro is stored on AWS Frankfurt (eu-central-1), within the European Union. No customer data is transferred outside the EU. Data residency terms are specified in Montro's Data Processing Agreement.
Sync Frequency
Data can be synchronised manually at any time after the initial connection, with no limit on the number of manual syncs. Montro also provides an automatic sync option - when enabled, the platform synchronises data once every night to keep information current.
Permission Scope
Montro connects to Apollo for user and seat synchronisation only. The integration imports the accounts of people who use Apollo within your organisation - names, email addresses, and account access information. Apollo contact data, prospect records, sequences, email content, and sales activity information are not accessed or synchronised at any point.
EU Data Storage
Montro's infrastructure runs exclusively on AWS eu-central-1 (Frankfurt), governed by Irish and EU law. There is no FISA 702 exposure and no Schrems II ambiguity. Your data is never replicated outside the EU without your explicit, documented consent. EU data residency is not a configuration option, it is the architecture.







