Supported Authorization Types
The platform supports Basic Auth for Asana integration. See App Authorization Overview for details.Prerequisites
Before enabling the Asana action:- Create an Asana developer account and note your login credentials.
- Create a custom app on the Asana admin page.
- Copy your Asana personal access token.
Enable the Asana Action
Go to App Settings > Integrations > Actions and select Asana from the Available actions list.Pre-authorize the Integration (Basic Auth)
- In the Configurations dialog, select the Authorization tab.
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Set Authorization Type to Pre-authorize the Integration > Basic Auth.

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Enter your Personal Access Token.

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Click Save. On first configuration, the Integration Successful pop-up appears.

The Asana action moves from Available to Configured.
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Click Skip for Now to install templates later, or proceed to install them now.

Allow End Users to Authorize (Basic Auth)
- In the Configurations dialog, select the Authorization tab.
- Set Authorization Type to Allow Users to Authorize the Integration > Basic Auth.
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Click Select Authorization > Create New.

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Select the authorization mechanism (for example, API Key).

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Enter the following credentials:

- Click Save Auth, then select the new profile to complete integration.
- Click Save. The Integration Successful pop-up appears on first configuration.
Install Asana Action Templates
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On the Integration Successful dialog, click Explore Templates.

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Click Install for the desired template.

- The associated dialog task is auto-created. Click Go to Dialog or navigate to Automation AI > Use Cases > Dialogs.
- To use the templates, see Using Asana Action Templates.