Slack + Asana

With the Asana and Slack integration, you can move conversations and ideas from Slack to tasks and projects in Asana, and ensure quick questions and action items become tasks with an assignee and due date.

Ways to use the Asana for Slack integration

There are several ways to turn Slack messages into trackable, actionable Asana tasks so your promise to “get that report done tomorrow” doesn’t get lost in Slack.

From Slack you can:

• Create a new task, assign it to yourself or a teammate, and add it to an existing project
• See Asana data like tasks, milestones, projects, and more in Slack
• Comment on a task
• Mark a task complete
• List all tasks in your Workspace or Organization
• Receive updates on task creation, completion, or comments

How to integrate Slack and Asana

1. Sign up for a Slack account and an Asana account to get started.
2. Visit Slack for instructions to authenticate your account.
3. Link channels to projects to receive updates in a Slack channel when a task is created, completed, or commented upon. Use the slash command /asana to list tasks, create a task (and assign it to someone), complete a task, and comment on a task.

Learn more and get support

• Learn more about using Slack and Asana together on the guide.
• Where do I go for support? Visit Slack Support.

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