Asana Integrations: Connecting Asana With Your Other Tools

Asana is a hub, not an island

Asana is where a lot of teams plan and track work, but the work itself touches plenty of other tools: code repositories, chat, support inboxes, marketing platforms and internal systems. The more of those you connect to Asana, the less time your team spends copying information between tabs.

Asana ships with a long list of native integrations and an open API, so almost anything is possible. The question is usually not whether you can connect a tool, but how much glue you need in between.

What Astogi adds on top

Astogi focuses on the gaps that the native options leave open. These are the integrations we build and run today:

• ChatGPT for Asana: ask questions from inside a task and get answers as a comment.
• Task numbering: give every task a unique, sequential number.
• Round robin assignment: auto-assign new tasks evenly across your team.
• Team collaborators and team alias: keep a whole team in the loop on a task.
• Git commit tracking: link GitHub and Bitbucket commits to tasks.

You can browse all of them on the integrations page.

When you need something that does not exist yet

Off-the-shelf integrations cover common needs, but every team runs Asana a little differently. Maybe you want to sync tasks with an internal billing system, pull data from a tool that has no native connector, or automate a sequence of steps that is unique to your process.

That is the point where a custom integration makes sense. We scope the workflow with you, quote it, build it against the Asana API and roll it out. If you have a specific connection in mind, describe it on the custom Asana integration page and we will get back to you.

Where to start

If you are new to extending Asana, pick the single biggest source of friction for your team and solve that first. For many teams that is either manual task assignment or the constant context switching between Asana and the tools around it. Both have a straightforward fix.

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