How teams connect Asana and GitLab
Pick the setup closest to yours. Each one pairs Asana tasks with issues in the GitLab project you connect.
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Tasks
Items sync both ways between Asana and GitLab
Issues
Send bugs from project teams to engineering
When a task is found in Asana, create a matching issue in GitLab and keep them in sync.
Status and comments sync both ways, so whoever logged the bug in Asana reads engineering's replies and sees the task complete when the GitLab issue closes.
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Tasks
Items sync both ways between Asana and GitLab
Issues
Show dev progress to project managers
When an issue is found in GitLab, create a matching task in Asana and keep them in sync.
Status, assignee and labels update in Asana as engineers work GitLab issues, so project managers see who owns each one and where it stands from their plan.
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Tasks
Items sync both ways between Asana and GitLab
Issues
Hand planned features to engineering
When a task is found in Asana, create a matching issue in GitLab and keep them in sync.
Description and status sync both ways, so engineers work from the spec the project team wrote in Asana and project leads see progress next to the plan.
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Asana and GitLab 2-Way Sync
Everything Unito syncs between Asana and GitLab
Choose which tool creates new items and which way each field syncs, so Asana tasks can create GitLab 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
- + All task types
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
GitLab
Supported object types
- Issues
Also syncs
Comments
Attachments
Rich text
Supported fields
Two-way
- Title
- Description
- State
- Assignee
- Due date
- Label
- Comment
- Milestone
- Weight
- Related issues
One-way (read only)
- Created by
- Issue number
- Issue ID
- Link to issue
Supported GitLab versions
Real-time data sync with full control, no coding required
Enterprise-grade sync without the enterprise-grade complexity
Most enterprise iPaaS platforms require certified architects to bridge Asana and GitLab. Unito delivers the same enterprise-grade reliability with a UI any operator can drive.
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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- A 15-30 min call to assess your workflow and integration needs
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Frequently asked questions about Asana and GitLab
Unito connects Asana and GitLab so tasks and issues stay in sync without copy-pasting between PMs and developers. For setup details and how the options compare, see our Asana + GitLab integration guide.
Both. Unito supports GitLab.com and GitLab self-managed (on-prem) instances. Authentication is per instance and the connector handles both API surfaces.
It’s bidirectional. Asana task name, description, status and assignee sync two-way with GitLab issue title, description, state and assignee. Flow direction and per-field direction are set separately, so even a one-way flow can still sync field updates both ways.
Yes. Asana custom fields (date, multi-select, number, people, single-select) map by type, and most types can fall back to a text field. Each mapping is set one-way or two-way on its own; some stay one-way when the other tool has no equivalent field.
Yes. Rules limit the flow to work items matching specific tags, assignees or statuses, and every condition on a rule must be met for an item to sync. Rules can also trigger actions, such as auto-assigning a synced item to a specific person.
No. Unito is a no-code, point-and-click setup, and Unito states a flow can be built in minutes without coding knowledge. Enterprise or on-premise editions can add tool-specific admin steps.
Yes. Comments and attachments sync between Asana tasks and GitLab issues. For most connectors, comment sync carries new comments only, not edits to ones already synced. By default, synced comments post under the flow builder’s account, 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 GitLab
GitLab is a complete DevOps platform that combines source code management, CI/CD pipelines, security scanning, and issue tracking into a single application. Engineering teams use it to manage the full software development lifecycle.
Learn more about Unito's GitLab integrations ↗