Asana Native Integration is a service designed to transfer assets and their associated metadata from Asana tasks directly into Acquia DAM. It eliminates the need to manually download and upload content. This feature is available as a managed integration.
Asana Native Integration described on this page is a background service with no new user interface (UI). If you require a UI to actively search and attach assets in Asana tasks, use Asana Connector.
Asana Native Integration provides the following benefits to your team:
This integration uses a simple "trigger-and-action" workflow.
Asset metadata can be updated, and asset group, asset category, and metadata type can be assigned.
Task fields in Asana can be updated with information from Acquia DAM, such as Asset URL or ID.
The following requirements must be met for a successful automated workflow:
This feature is powered by a managed integration built by the Business Process Automation (BPA) team. To request this integration, users must follow the formal integration request process.
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Asana Native Integration is a service designed to transfer assets and their associated metadata from Asana tasks directly into Acquia DAM. It eliminates the need to manually download and upload content. This feature is available as a managed integration.
Asana Native Integration described on this page is a background service with no new user interface (UI). If you require a UI to actively search and attach assets in Asana tasks, use Asana Connector.
Asana Native Integration provides the following benefits to your team:
This integration uses a simple "trigger-and-action" workflow.
Asset metadata can be updated, and asset group, asset category, and metadata type can be assigned.
Task fields in Asana can be updated with information from Acquia DAM, such as Asset URL or ID.
The following requirements must be met for a successful automated workflow:
This feature is powered by a managed integration built by the Business Process Automation (BPA) team. To request this integration, users must follow the formal integration request process.
If this content did not answer your questions, try searching or contacting our support team for further assistance.