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Nixelo vs Twenty
Twenty is an open CRM with configurable objects, views, and workflows. Nixelo keeps a simpler client record tied to projects, a read-only client portal, and invoices.
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Where Nixelo goes further
- Client records link to projects, a read-only client portal, and invoices.
- Client work runs on issues, sprints, and time tracking in the same workspace.
Where Twenty is broader
- Twenty has configurable objects and record pages.
- Twenty has saved table, Kanban, calendar, and list views.
- Twenty has a workflow canvas with database, manual, cron, and webhook triggers.
Feature by feature
How Nixelo and Twenty compare.
| Feature | Twenty | Nixelo |
|---|---|---|
| Customer records | Companies, people, and opportunities as standard objects | Client records linked to projects and invoices |
| Record pages | Configurable record pages | A fixed client detail page |
| Saved views | Table, Kanban, calendar, and list views | Saved filters for issues only |
| Workflows | Workflow canvas with several trigger types | Issue automation rules within a project |
| Client portal and invoices | Outside its CRM scope | Read-only portal links and invoices |
| Activity timeline | Activities and files on each record | No client activity timeline |
Moving work over
- There is no importer for Twenty records; client records are created in Nixelo.
- Outreach contacts can be imported in batches.
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