How teams connect Asana and GitHub
Pick the setup closest to yours. Each one pairs Asana tasks with issues from the GitHub repositories you connect.
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Tasks
Items sync both ways between Asana and GitHub
Issues
Send bugs from project teams to engineering
When a task is found in Asana, create a matching issue in GitHub and keep them in sync.
Status and comments sync both ways, so the project team that logged the bug in Asana sees engineering's replies and knows when the GitHub issue closes.
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Tasks
Items sync both ways between Asana and GitHub
Issues
Show dev progress to project managers
When an issue is found in GitHub, create a matching task in Asana and keep them in sync.
Status, assignee and labels update in Asana as engineers work through GitHub issues, so project managers track delivery from the Asana project they plan in.
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Tasks
Items sync both ways between Asana and GitHub
Issues
Hand planned features to engineering
When a task is found in Asana, create a matching issue in GitHub and keep them in sync.
Status and description sync both ways, so project leads see each feature's build status in Asana next to the spec they handed engineering.
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Everything Unito syncs between Asana and GitHub
Choose which tool creates new items and which way each field syncs, so Asana tasks can create GitHub issues while status and comments update both ways. Set rules on field values to decide which tasks and issues sync.
Asana
Supported object types
- Tasks
- Subtasks
- Milestones
- Projects
- Portfolios
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Also syncs
Comments
Attachments
Subtasks
Dependencies
Hierarchies
Rich text
Supported fields
Two-way
- Task name
- Description
- Status
- Assignee
- Due date
- Start date
- Tag
- Blocking
- Comment
- Parent
- Section
- Subtask
- Attachment
One-way (read only)
- Task type
- Project
- Created by
- Workspace
- Completed at
- Actual time
- Completed by
- Completion date
- Created at
- Link to task
- Updated at
- Task ID
Two-way
- Name
- Description
- Owner
- Due on
- Archived
- Color
- Team
One-way (read only)
- Completed
- Start on
- Workspace
- Completed at
- Current status update
- Created at
- ID
- Updated at
- Link to project
Two-way
- Name
- Due on
- Start on
- Color
One-way (read only)
- Owner
- Archived
- Created by
- Workspace
- Current status update
- Members
- Created at
- ID
- Link to portfolio
GitHub
Supported object types
- Issues
- Pull requests
Also syncs
Comments
Supported fields
Two-way
- Title
- Description
- Status
- Assignee
- Label
- Comment
One-way (read only)
- Milestone due date
- Repository name
- Issue type
- Issue number
- Milestone
- Opened by
- Created at
- Issue ID
- Link to issue
- Updated at
Supported GitHub versions
Real-time data sync with full control, no coding required
Enterprise-grade sync without the enterprise-grade complexity
Enterprise integration tools handle product-engineering workflows at scale, but they demand certification, scripting, and multi-week rollouts. Unito handles the same workflows between Asana and GitHub with rules anyone on the team can configure.
Abstracted complexity
Lower total cost of ownership
Scalability and resilience
Enterprise-grade control and reliability
Unito is designed to meet the highest standards of security and performance.
SOC 2 Type 2 certified
GDPR and CCPA compliant
- SSO
- Secure from end to end
- Access controls and flow permissions
- Centralized monitoring tools
- No data stored by Unito
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Frequently asked questions about Asana and GitHub
Unito links Asana tasks to GitHub issues in a two-way sync you set up with no code. To link Asana to GitHub step by step, see our Asana + GitHub integration guide.
Yes, for pull requests. Asana’s GitHub app shows pull request status on tasks linked via the task’s GitHub field or optional GitHub Actions. It doesn’t mention syncing GitHub issues or support GitHub Enterprise Server, and needs a paid Asana plan. Unito syncs Asana tasks and GitHub issues two-way.
Yes. Run a flow per repo into the same Asana project, or set rules that route Issues to different Asana sections based on repo, label, or milestone.
GitHub labels map to Asana multi-select fields, tags, or custom dropdowns. Map per-label or transform values when the lists differ between repos and Asana projects.
Bidirectional. Asana task name, description, status and assignee sync two-way with GitHub issue title, description, status and assignee. Which tool can create new items and which way each field updates are set separately, so a one-way flow can still update fields both ways.
Yes. Asana date, multi-select, number, people and single-select custom fields map by matching field type. Each mapping is set one-way or two-way on its own, though some fields are forced one-way when GitHub has no equivalent field.
Yes. Rules limit the sync to Asana tasks or GitHub issues that match specific tags, assignees or statuses, and every condition on a rule must be met. Rules can also act on synced items, such as auto-assigning them to a specific person.
Yes. Comments and attachments sync between Asana tasks and GitHub issues. For most connectors only new comments carry across, not edits. By default synced comments post under the account of whoever set up the flow, with the original commenter’s name shown in the comment.
About Asana
Asana is a leading work management platform that helps teams organize, track, and manage their work. From simple task lists to complex project portfolios, Asana gives teams the clarity they need to move faster.
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About GitHub
GitHub is the world's largest developer platform, hosting code repositories for individual developers and enterprise engineering teams. Beyond version control, GitHub Issues and Projects help teams plan, track, and ship software in one place.
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