The Best Asana Integrations and Apps in 2026
Asana is where a lot of teams plan projects, assign work, and track status — but a task tracker only earns its keep when it’s wired to the rest of your stack. The good news: Asana’s App Directory has 200+ partner integrations (plus thousands more apps through Zapier), covering the tools most teams already live in. The gap: if the app you need isn’t on the list, you’re back to copying updates by hand.
Here are the Asana integrations actually worth setting up, grouped by what they do — and then the way to connect Asana to anything with an API, even when no native integration exists.
Communication: Slack, Microsoft Teams, and Zoom
Turn conversations into tracked work without leaving chat.
- Slack — turn messages into Asana tasks, get task notifications in channels, and take actions on tasks right from Slack.
- Microsoft Teams — create and view tasks inside Teams, and push Asana updates into channels.
- Google Chat — convert messages into tasks and get project updates in your chat space.
- Zoom — create tasks during meetings and attach the recording and transcript to the relevant task.
File storage: Google Drive, Dropbox, Box, and OneDrive
- Google Drive — attach Drive files directly to tasks without downloading and re-uploading.
- Dropbox — pull Dropbox files onto a task as attachments.
- Box — add Box files to tasks and keep everything version-controlled.
- OneDrive and SharePoint — attach Microsoft-hosted files to Asana tasks.
Calendar: Google Calendar and Outlook
- Google Calendar — sync task due dates into your calendar so deadlines show up alongside meetings.
- Outlook Calendar — the same two-way visibility for teams on Microsoft 365.
Development: GitHub, GitLab, and Jira Cloud
- GitHub — sync pull request status onto Asana tasks so project managers see engineering progress without pinging anyone.
- GitLab — turn GitLab issues into Asana tasks with real-time two-way sync.
- Jira Cloud — connect Asana project work with Jira engineering tickets so each team stays in its own tool.
- Azure DevOps — turn Azure DevOps work items into Asana tasks.
Time tracking: Harvest and Everhour
- Harvest — start and stop a timer on any Asana task without switching apps.
- Everhour — track time, estimate tasks, and set budgets directly inside Asana.
- Clockify, Toggl Track, TimeCamp — additional timer options that live on the task.
Reporting and BI: Power BI and Tableau
- Power BI — build dashboards on top of your Asana project data.
- Tableau — visualize work data to spot risks and report on progress.
- Google Sheets — export or sync Asana data into a sheet for custom reporting.
Design and forms: Figma, Canva, and Jotform
- Figma — embed live design files on a task so feedback stays with the work.
- Canva — create and collaborate on designs linked to Asana tasks.
- Jotform, Wufoo, Paperform — route form submissions straight into Asana as new tasks.
No-code automation: Zapier and Make
- Zapier and Make — connect Asana to thousands of apps with simple triggers (“new task → do X”). Great for straightforward field-mapping, though they’re built for basic automation, not for reasoning over your data.
The AI way to connect Asana to anything: Carly
Native connectors cover the big systems. But the moment you need Asana tied to a tool that isn’t in the directory — or you want something smarter than “new task → copy field” — you’ve hit the ceiling of native integrations and no-code triggers.
Carly is an AI executive assistant that connects to 200+ tools — Asana included — and lets you bring your own API key to connect to anything else with a REST API. Instead of a fixed catalog, you get an agent that:
- Acts on triggers, 24/7 in the cloud — when a task is created, a due date hits, or a status changes, Carly does the next step without you in the app.
- Reasons over your data — not just “copy this field,” but “read the tasks blocked this week, summarize what’s at risk, and email the project owner.”
- Ties Asana to the rest of your stack — updating a task becomes one step in a workflow that also touches email (Gmail and Outlook), calendar, CRM, and Slack.
- Builds the workflow from a plain-English description — tell it “when a task moves to At Risk, message the owner in Slack and log a follow-up” and it interviews you, then builds it.
AI agents start at $35/month, and steps in a workflow that don’t use AI run free and unlimited. Carly also integrates with Asana.
How to connect Asana to a tool with no native integration
- In Asana, open the developer console and create a personal access token (My Settings → Apps → Developer console → Personal access tokens).
- Paste your access token into Carly on the integrations page.
- Describe the workflow in plain English, and Carly builds it — connecting Asana to whatever else you need, on triggers, without your laptop open.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Asana have integrations?
Yes. Asana’s App Directory has 200+ partner integrations, including Slack, Microsoft Teams, Google Drive, Dropbox, GitHub, GitLab, Jira Cloud, Harvest, Everhour, Power BI, Tableau, Figma, and Zoom, plus Zapier and Make for no-code automation and a REST API for custom connections.
What is the best Asana integration for automation?
For simple triggers, Zapier or Make cover most apps. For automation that acts on triggers and reasons over your data — and to connect Asana to tools with no native integration — an AI agent like Carly connects via your Asana personal access token and runs workflows in the cloud.
How do I connect Asana to an app that isn’t listed?
Use Asana’s REST API. Create a personal access token in Asana’s developer console, then hand it to a platform that supports bring-your-own-API-key connections — Carly does this and can wire Asana to any tool with an API.
How much does an AI automation for Asana cost?
Carly’s AI agents start at $35/month, with non-AI workflow steps running free and unlimited. Your Asana plan and API access are separate.
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