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Connect Asana

1 auth method · updated 2026-10-01

Asana connects with one OAuth sign-in. There is no key to copy. Once it shows Connected, the use cases that stage Asana tasks or read project activity can use it without extra setup.

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Before you start

  • The Asana account that can see the projects you want agents to work with.
  • Nothing to copy or paste. Sign in, review the permissions, approve.

OAuth sign-in

Managed sign-in — Verslay never sees your password

Connectable today
  1. 1
    Click Connect
    Verslay opens Asana’s official sign-in in a new window. Sign in with the account you want to connect.
  2. 2
    Approve access
    Review the permission scopes and click Allow / Authorize. Verslay only ever gets the scopes you approve.
  3. 3
    You’re done
    You’ll land back in Verslay and Asana flips to Connected.

What you can run once Asana is connected

If it does not connect

Agents cannot see a project.
Agents see what the Asana account you signed in with can see. Check that account has access to the project.
It connected the wrong Asana account.
Disconnect, then connect again and choose the right account on Asana's sign-in screen.

Asana connection FAQ

Do I need an API key for Asana?

No. Asana connects with OAuth only. You sign in with Asana and approve the permissions.

Which Verslay use cases use Asana?

Among others: Project Status Digest, OKR Progress Tracker, Calendar Event to Prep and Tasks, and the New-Hire 30-60-90 Onboarding Plan.

Connect Asana once — every agent can use it

Verslay agents share your connections. Connect Asana in the Hub and every use-case that needs it lights up — no per-agent setup.

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