Project & Task Management
Asana + Armbrain
See a client's project status without opening Asana. Armbrain reads one project's tasks, and its comments if you want them.
One project
What Armbrain takes from Asana
Armbrain reads one Asana project.
- Task names and notes.
- Whether each task is open or completed, and when it last changed.
- Subtasks.
- Comment threads, if you turn comment import on.
System activity, such as a due date changing, is not imported as a comment.
What it's good for
Report what the project finished this week.
Weekly client reportCheck what was promised in meetings against what is in the project.
Keep every promise you madeSee who owns what before you hand work to the team.
Hand work to your team or VA
Connect Asana
In Asana, create a Personal Access Token under My settings, Apps, Manage Developer Apps.
Copy the project ID from the project's address.
In Armbrain HQ, open Connectors, choose Asana, pick the client mind, paste both, and choose whether to import comments.
Prompts to try
- Apps: Asana.
Change these first:
CLIENTCOMPANY = Harbor Dental Group Armbrain, what did the CLIENTCOMPANY Asana project finish this week, and what is still open?
- Apps: Asana.
Change these first:
CLIENTCOMPANY = Harbor Dental Group Armbrain, compare what we promised CLIENTCOMPANY in meetings with what is in their Asana project. What is missing?
Example prompts with fictional clients. Replace the names with your own.
Good to know
- One project per connection.
- Comment import is off by default.
FAQ
Questions about Asana
What does Armbrain read from Asana?
Can Armbrain change anything in Asana?
How does Armbrain know which client it belongs to?
How do I disconnect Asana?
Connect Asana
Create your account, then connect Asana from Connectors in Armbrain HQ. 30 days free, no card to start.