The most powerful Asana-GitHub integration
Integrate Asana and GitHub to build powerful two-way integrations for technical and non-technical teams. Sync tasks, issues, projects, Asana custom fields, GitHub labels, comments, assignees and much more to track progress and ease collaboration.
How this integration works
What can you sync between Asana and GitHub?
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Description |
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Comments |
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Milestones |
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Issue number |
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Issue Type |
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Labels |
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Assignees |
For a complete list on how we can connect your Asana and GitHub workflows visit our guide .
How Unito works
Connect
Connect the tools your team relies on every day. Unito supports dozens of integrations, with more being added monthly. And they're all two-way by default, meaning information can flow back and forth in real-time.
Craft
Craft your ideal workflow, customized to your needs. Unito supports more fields — like assignees, comments, custom fields, attachments and subtasks. You can also map fields and build flexible rules to perfectly suit your use case.
Launch
Launch and reap the rewards. Get accurate info in the right place, at the right time, save hours on busywork, and align your team — giving them the freedom to focus and achieve more than ever.
Request a demo
Build powerful workflows between tools to save your team time.
Resources to get started
Release
Free Webinar: A Full Walkthrough of Unito’s Workflow Offering
With Unito’s no-code workflow management platform, you can create a visual layer of connectivity between all the tools where work is already happening in your organization, enable work data to flow seamlessly across them, then surface actionable insights into how teams are working together in your business.
Collaboration
How to Build Your First Workflow With Unito
With Unito, you can optimize your workflows by integrating your tools. Learn how to build your first workflow from start to finish.
