Sync anything between Asana and Azure DevOps
Sync any work item, field, and relationship bidirectionally.
Asana
Supported work item types
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Azure DevOps
Supported work item types
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Asana and Azure DevOps sync features built for complete control
Set up your Asana and Azure DevOps sync in 4 simple steps
Connect your tools, configure your rules, and automate your workflows. No coding or technical expertise required.
Connect your tools
Choose sync direction
Set rules & filters
Map fields between tools
Watch Asana and Azure DevOps sync both ways
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Asana and Azure DevOps 2-Way Sync
See how teams succeed with Unito
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"Unito’s flexibility and support were critical. They didn’t just provide a tool; they became a partner in solving our workflow challenges."
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"Absolutely love the two-way sync. It allows our pipeline to run seamlessly from Sales to Engineering, while ensuring everyone is on the same page in Salesforce and Jira."
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"Unito grants more visibility to executives and projects managers. Syncing Jira and Wrike provided more clarity in our reporting and enables collaboration between teams."
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"We saved more than 40 hours a week after syncing Asana and Jira through Unito. Our engagement with the C-suite was far, far better than expected. "
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"Unito isn’t just a nice-to-have—it’s a necessity once you realize how much time and effort it saves."
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Powerful Asana and Azure DevOps integration — without the complexity
Traditional integration tools (like iPaaS) force you to choose between lightweight triggers or months of custom developer scripts. Unito gives you complete workflow depth between Asana and Azure DevOps with intuitive, no-code setup.
No coding, no scripts
Faster setup, lower overhead
Reliable performance at scale
Built with security and reliability at its core
Keep your project data safe. Unito meets strict security and compliance standards so your engineering and business data remains secure, compliant, and private.
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GDPR and CCPA compliant
- SSO
- Secure from end to end
- Access controls and flow permissions
- Centralized monitoring tools
- No data stored by Unito
Connect Asana product work with Azure DevOps engineering
Product teams plan roadmaps, launches, and cross-functional work in Asana. When a task needs engineering, it has to land in Azure DevOps as a work item engineers can actually pick up. Unito creates the Azure DevOps work item automatically and keeps the Asana task in sync as the build progresses.
Keep Asana and Azure DevOps aligned in real time
Once an Asana task escalates to an ADO work item, status, priority, assignee, and due date sync both ways. Engineering updates flow back to the Asana task without a Slack thread.
Preserve full hierarchy across product and engineering
Map Asana projects, tasks, and sub-tasks to Azure DevOps epics, user stories, and sub-tasks. Iteration paths and parent-child relationships stay intact across both tools.
Map Azure DevOps iteration paths and area paths into Asana
Iteration paths and area paths sync as custom fields on Asana tasks. Product can filter and group by engineering structures without leaving Asana.
Advanced syncing use cases for Asana and Azure DevOps workflows
Keep agile execution in sync
An Asana task and an Azure DevOps user story share iteration paths, area paths, tags, and blocking relationships. Status, assignee, and comments flow both ways so the Asana task reflects live progress.
Track epic progress across product + eng
Map an Asana task to an Azure DevOps epic when the work spans multiple user stories. Child stories stay under the epic with status, iteration, and assignee synced, so product sees epic-level progress in Asana while engineering executes in ADO.
Give leadership live visibility
See engineering work rolled up to Asana portfolios. Sub-task status from Azure DevOps aggregates into Asana parent tasks, so leadership can review roadmap progress all in one place.
See how Unito powers your Asana and Azure DevOps sync
Book a personalized demo with an integration specialist to see how Unito handles your exact project structures, rules, and field mappings.
What to expect
- A 15-30 min call to assess your workflow and integration needs
- A solutions overview of Unito’s sync platform
- Hands-on help to get started and support your evaluation
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.
Learn more about Unito's Asana integrations ↗Popular Tool Pairings
About Azure DevOps
Azure DevOps is Microsoft's end-to-end developer platform, offering tools for planning, developing, delivering, and operating software. It supports Agile, Scrum, and CMMI processes with built-in boards, pipelines, repos, and test plans.
Learn more about Unito's Azure DevOps integrations ↗Frequently asked questions about Asana and Azure DevOps
Unito connects Asana tasks with Azure DevOps work items in a two-way sync you build without code. For a walkthrough of setting up the flow, see our Asana + Azure DevOps integration guide.
No. Neither Asana nor Microsoft builds an Asana-Azure DevOps integration. The Azure DevOps app in Asana’s app directory is a third-party integration powered by Unito, and Azure DevOps service hooks have no Asana target.
Yes. Iteration paths and area paths sync as mapped fields so product teams can track engineering structures from Asana.
Bidirectional. Asana task name, description, status and assignee sync two-way with Azure DevOps title, description, state and assignee. Flow direction (which side creates items) and field direction are set separately, so a one-way flow can still update fields both ways.
Yes. Comments and attachments sync both ways between Asana tasks and Azure DevOps work items. For most connectors, only new comments carry across, not edits to ones already synced. By default they post under the flow builder’s account, with the original commenter’s name shown in the comment.
Yes. Unito maps custom fields by matching type, across Asana’s date, number, people and select fields and Azure DevOps’ datetime, integer, identity, picklist and text fields. Most types can also map into text. Each mapping is one-way or two-way, though tool limits force some one-way.
Yes. Rules limit the sync to items matching set tags, assignees or statuses, and every condition on a rule must be met. Rules can also trigger actions, like auto-assigning a synced work item, and lookup fields can map one value to several values on the other side.