Supported actions
Prerequisites
Create an Asana credential
Create an Asana credential
Store an Asana personal access token as an Asana credential in Credential Management, then select it on every Asana action.
How to use these actions
- Asana identifies everything by GID. Tasks, projects, workspaces, users, and tags each have a global ID. Most inputs expect a GID rather than a name. Use the Search and Get All actions to discover GIDs, then feed them into later steps.
- Inputs take fixed values. Asana inputs accept a value you type in or a value carried from an earlier step’s output through the field reference, but they are entered as plain text rather than mapped through the variable dropdown. Supply a GID produced upstream by referencing it in the field.
- Dropdowns help you pick GIDs. Where an input expects a workspace, project, or user, the builder offers a selectable list loaded from your Asana account so you do not have to paste a raw GID.
- Dates use the calendar format. Due dates are entered as
YYYY-MM-DD.
Actions
Subtask
Asana Subtask Create
Creates a subtask under a parent task.Asana Subtask Get
Retrieves a single task or subtask.Asana Subtask Get All
Lists the subtasks of a task.Asana Subtask Update
Updates a task or subtask.Asana Subtask Move
Moves a subtask to a new parent task.Asana Subtask Delete
Deletes a task or subtask.Asana Subtask Search
Searches for tasks within a workspace.Task comment
Asana Task Comment Add
Adds a comment to a task.Asana Task Comment Remove
Removes a comment from a task.Task project
Asana Task Project Add
Adds a task to a project.Asana Task Project Remove
Removes a task from a project.Task tag
Asana Task Tag Get
Retrieves a single tag.Asana Task Tag Get All
Lists the tags on a task.User
Asana User Get
Retrieves a single user.Asana User Get All
Lists the users in a workspace.Example
An agent that files follow up work after a meeting:1
Find the assignee
An Asana User Get All action lists workspace members so a model step can match the owner named in the meeting notes to a user GID.
2
Create the subtask
An Asana Subtask Create action sets Parent Task GID to the project’s tracking task, Name to the action item, and Assignee GID to the matched user.
3
Record context
An Asana Task Comment Add action posts the relevant excerpt from the notes onto the new subtask.
Troubleshooting
Not found or invalid GID
Not found or invalid GID
The GID does not exist or the connected token cannot see it. Confirm the GID with a Search or Get All action and that the token’s account is a member of the workspace.
Authentication failed
Authentication failed
The personal access token expired or was revoked. Generate a new token in Asana and update the credential.
A user cannot be assigned
A user cannot be assigned
The assignee must be a member of the workspace that owns the task. Confirm the user GID belongs to the same workspace.
