WorkOS Launch Week Recap: Fall 2025
Discover the new features from WorkOS Fall Launch Week 2025, including multiple roles in AuthKit, Convex integration, localization, custom email providers, and feature flags in Slack—built to help you ship Enterprise Ready apps faster.
Last week was Fall Launch Week at WorkOS, where every day we unveiled a new product feature.
In total, we shipped five major updates—support for multiple roles, a native AuthKit integration for Convex, localization in AuthKit, custom email providers, and Slack notifications for feature flags—all designed to help you build Enterprise Ready apps faster.
Multiple roles for AuthKit
AuthKit now supports multiple roles per user, so a single person can be an admin, manager, and member all at once. This eliminates role explosion by removing the need to create redundant combined roles, while making access models easier to design and maintain. Users get the union of permissions across their assigned roles, making access models simpler to design and maintain while giving teams more flexibility and clearer control.
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Native AuthKit integration for Convex
AuthKit is now the default authentication provider for Convex, the backend platform that keeps your app in sync. When creating a new project with npm create convex AuthKit can be selected. This will automatically provision and set up AuthKit for that Convex project. No API key configuration or environment variable management required. Convex takes care of everything on your behalf in making your app Enterprise Ready with AuthKit.
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AuthKit is now localized in 90 languages
AuthKit is now available in 90 languages. This includes:
- Hosted UI for sign-up, sign-in, password reset, and other pages
- All emails sent by AuthKit
- Custom strings configured in the branding editor
- Error messages
AuthKit auto-detects the user’s preferred language based on system settings. This is enabled by default for all AuthKit customers. You can preview AuthKit UI or emails in any supported language in the branding editor.
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Custom email providers
You can now configure WorkOS to send emails through your own Amazon SES, Postmark, Resend, or SendGrid account. This gives you full visibility and control over deliverability by sending authentication emails through the same system you already use. You can also view email events in the WorkOS dashboard, regardless of which provider you use, to confirm whether WorkOS attempted to send an email.
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Feature Flags notifications in Slack
Updates to Feature Flags can be delivered to your Slack workspace with the WorkOS Slack app. Keep your entire team up to date on latest flag changes by sending feature flag changes to the channel of your choice. Notifications will be sent for flag creation, updates, and deletions along with updates to flag targeting of organizations and users.
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That’s a wrap
This Launch Week was all about making it faster and easier to deliver enterprise-grade experiences: from permissions and localization to feature release and integrations. We’ll be back next quarter with even more updates. See you at the next Launch Week.