syncable-entity-types-and-constants

To define a syncable entity in Twenty CRM, you establish its metadata name, create the TypeORM entity, define the flat entity type, and register it in central constants for system-wide discovery and synchronization.

Registering an entity in central constants integrates the new syncable data into critical system configurations for property mappings and relations, ensuring seamless data synchronization and correct system integration across the workspace migration framework.

You need to create flat entity types when developing new syncable entities, ensuring all necessary metadata, relations, and properties are correctly configured for system integration alongside the foundational TypeORM entity definitions.

Yes, you can model custom entities by creating the foundational TypeORM entity definitions and flat representations for new syncable data, then registering them into critical system constants for management and discovery.

Syncable entities fail to integrate when they are not properly registered in central constants, missing required metadata, relations, or property configurations needed for system-wide discovery and seamless data synchronization.