What's New in Twenty CRM 1.3.0 and 1.4.0

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At WZ-IT, we use Twenty CRM ourselves as our central customer management system.
It’s lean, modern, fully open source, and perfectly fits our philosophy of running data GDPR-compliant and without vendor lock-in.

That’s why we pay close attention to every release to see which new features can help us in daily operations.
In this post, we summarize the most exciting updates from versions 1.3.0 and 1.4.0.

Twenty CRM 1.3.0 – August 9

🔀 Merge Records – Easily remove duplicates

One of our favorite features: starting with version 1.3.0 you can merge duplicate records directly in the CRM.
Instead of manually reviewing and transferring data, two records can be merged with one click – including all their linked data and histories.
This ensures clean master data and saves a lot of time.

📧 IMAP & CalDAV

IMAP support now makes it possible to connect mailboxes directly and pull incoming emails into the CRM.
CalDAV sync is also included, allowing calendars to be integrated with Twenty.

📥 Import Relations

When importing via CSV, you can now also import relationships between records – e.g. linking contacts to companies or tasks to projects.

🔎 Any Field Filter

A new search filter allows searching across all fields at once. Very handy when you know a phone number but aren’t sure in which field it was stored.

Twenty CRM 1.4.0 – August 21

🛡️ Field Level Permission

Access control is now more granular: specific fields can be made read-only or editable for selected roles.
This complements existing object-level permissions and enables more precise security and compliance setups.

🔄 Workflow Filters

Workflows can now be enhanced with filter conditions. Automation steps will only continue if defined criteria are met – ideal for complex business processes.

🔑 Two-Factor Authentication

Two-factor authentication via apps like Authy or 1Password is also new.
For many setups, this is an important security layer. In our case, however, it’s less relevant since we run Twenty CRM behind Cloudflare Zero Trust.

Conclusion

With the 1.3.0 and 1.4.0 releases, Twenty CRM delivered some key improvements:

Merge Records finally ensures clean data without duplicates.
Granular field-level permissions improve security and compliance.
Workflow filters make automation more flexible.

All in all, these features further strengthen an already powerful open-source CRM.

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