An easy step-by-step guide on how to use Asana’s main perks and features.
Asana + GitHub Integration
Build your workflows to sync tasks, issues, projects, repos, comments, assignees and much more between Asana and GitHub.
How this integration works:
How Unito works:
1. Sign up
Sign up to Unito and authorize access to both Asana and GitHub.
2. Choose what to sync
Select Asana and pick the project you want to sync. Then pick the destination repo within GitHub (or vice versa).
3. Filter
If you don’t want to share everything between the tools, add rules to specify which projects, repos, issues, and tasks you want to sync.
4. Map your fields and launch
Unito will attempt to match fields on your behalf but you should review and adjust as needed. Then "create flow" and you’re done.
What Unito syncs:
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| Title | 
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Title |
| Description |
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Description |
| Comments |
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Comments |
| Custom fields |
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Milestones |
| Custom fields | 
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Issue number |
| Custom fields |
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Issue Type |
| Labels |
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Labels |
| Members |
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Assignees |
For a complete list on how we can connect your Asana and GitHub workflows, visit our guide.
Why Unito?
Two-way sync
Unito is the only tool that provides full, bi-directional sync (information flows both ways).
Deep integrations
Unito’s integrations go deeper, with the ability to sync comments, custom fields, and more.
Easy to set up
Unito is self-serve and can be set up in minutes by anyone, no coding required.
Dedicated customer support
Unito’s customer support team has a 95% customer satisfaction rating.
Very secure
We use the OAuth standard to access your tools and we don’t store your data.
Unito allows each team member to use the project management tool that is best suited to their needs. Engineers can use GitHub issues while product managers can use Asana.
