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n8n-nodes-twentycrm-new

v1.0.5

Published

n8n community nodes for the Twenty CRM REST API and webhook trigger.

Readme

n8n-nodes-twenty

Community nodes that let you work with the Twenty CRM API from inside n8n. The package ships two nodes:

  • Twenty — declarative REST actions for people, companies, and notes.
  • Twenty Trigger — programmatic webhook trigger for as-you-happen updates from Twenty.

Installation

Follow the n8n community nodes installation guide to add this package to your n8n instance.

Credentials

Create a Twenty API key in Settings → Developers → API & Webhooks inside your workspace. When configuring the Twenty API credentials in n8n:

  1. Paste the generated API key into the API Key field.
  2. Set the Base URL parameter on the node to your workspace’s REST endpoint (for example https://app.twenty.com/rest).

The nodes authenticate using Bearer tokens sent via the Authorization header.

Operations

Twenty node

| Resource | Operation | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | Person | Create | Create a person with name, primary email, optional company, and profile details. | | Person | Find by Email | Look up one or more people by primary email using Twenty filters. | | Person | Update | Patch an existing person with only the fields you supply. | | Company | Create | Create a company record including domain, profile, and ownership fields. | | Company | Update | Update selected attributes on an existing company record. | | Note | Create | Publish a markdown note and attach it to people or companies. |

Each action exposes additional optional fields (phones, links, custom fields, etc.) that map directly to Twenty’s REST schema defined in docs/API-Docs/twenty-schema-core-api-docs.md.

Twenty Trigger

Receives webhook calls from Twenty. Configure one or more event types (e.g. person.created, person.updated, company.created, note.created) and, optionally, a shared secret. The trigger validates the X-Twenty-Webhook-Signature header when a secret is set and only emits events that match the selected filters.

Webhook setup: After activating a workflow, copy the production webhook URL provided by n8n and register it in Twenty under Settings → Developers → Webhooks with the same shared secret (if used).

Usage tips

  • Base URL: Ensure the field includes the /rest suffix for your workspace domain (e.g. https://your-workspace.twenty.com/rest).
  • Custom fields: Supply JSON objects via the Custom Fields (JSON) inputs to merge arbitrary custom field data into records.
  • Webhook verification: Keep the shared secret in sync between Twenty and the trigger node to prevent replay or spoofing.

Compatibility

Tested with n8n 1.64.x and later and Twenty’s REST API 2025-01 schema. Earlier n8n versions that support community nodes and declarative routing should also work.

Resources

Version history

  • 0.1.0 – Initial release with people/company/note actions and webhook trigger.