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Twenty 2.52.0 lets apps use own authorization and shows AI credits

By WeekCRM editorial team · Published 2026-10-28 · Editorial policy & disclosures

weekcrm news desk · 28 October 2026, 13:23 UTC · Source: github.com

Twenty released version 2.52.0 and listed one change under breaking changes: apps can now connect accounts through their own authorization flow. Members can manage personal app connections from App preferences. App settings show only workspace-shared connections.

Twenty now shows weekly AI user credits in AI chat. It has removed the feature flag for async CSV export. Users already in two trial workspaces no longer get a free trial. Admin panel actions now require a first-person session.

What it means

If you use Twenty. Members with personal app connections now manage them in App preferences. Teams already in two trial workspaces lose the free trial.
What to do. Review personal and workspace-shared app connections in App settings after updating.
Watch for. The app authorization flow change is listed as breaking. Check app integrations before relying on them.

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