1. Connect to Asana
You should have already been prompted to do this when you copied the doc, but if you have not done so yet, go to the top right nav and click Insert then Packs and finally Asana. From the settings tab in the menu. you should be able to set a shared account to use for this doc.
Note: Due to how we handle re-authentication for templates we recommend doing this on the dialog when you initially copy or drag this template in.
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2. Select your Workspace, Team, and Project
This template assumes you will be creating tasks on a specific project on behalf of a team. With that in mind you’ll need to select your Workspace, Team, and Project in order.
Select a Workspace from the table using the buttons provided, it will load in the teams within that workspace on the table. Select the Team you’ll be creating tasks for in the table. Select the Project you want to create tasks within in the table Help GIF 📹
3. Clear the template data
You should be able to use the template at this point. As you add tasks to the table be sure to use the “Create Task in Asana” button to send the task to asana. 4. Enable an Automation to send Tasks automatically (optional)
By default, this template expects you to hit the “Create Task in Asana” button to submit to Asana. However you might not want to rely on the user to do this, you also may have users submitting tasks via a in which case they won’t be able to click the submit button. We’ve bundled an automation with this template to solve this problem. To enable the automation click the ⚙️ in the top right, click Automations, and then “Auto-create Asana Tasks”. Toggle the Automation on, now when the name, description, and assignee of a task are filled out, the “Create Task in Asana” will be clicked automatically after a short delay. Help GIF 📹
Template Variables:
These are some variables used to make everything work behind the scenes. Don’t mess with these unless you know what you’re doing.
calc_Selected Workspace:
calc_Selected Project:
calc_Selected Team:
calc_Selected Project Gid: