How teams connect Asana and Wrike
Pick the setup closest to yours. Each one works with Wrike custom item types, which sync as tasks.
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Tasks
Items sync both ways between Asana and Wrike
Tasks
Run shared projects across both teams
When a task is found in either tool, create a matching task in the other and keep them in sync.
Status and assignees sync both ways, so the Asana team and the Wrike team run one joint plan, each from its own Asana project or Wrike folder.
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Tasks
Items sync both ways between Asana and Wrike
Tasks
Roll up team tasks into one plan
When a task is found in Asana, create a matching task in Wrike and keep them in sync.
Start dates and due dates update in Wrike as Asana teams plan, so leads see every team's timeline in one Wrike project without opening Asana.
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Tasks
Items sync both ways between Asana and Wrike
Tasks
Hand off work between teams
When a task is found in Wrike, create a matching task in Asana and keep them in sync.
Comments, descriptions and attachments sync both ways, so the Wrike team that sent the request gets answers and finished files without chasing the Asana team.
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Connect your tools, choose what to sync, and launch your flow. No engineering required.
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Define how data flows
Set flow conditions
Review how fields map across tools
Everything Unito syncs between Asana and Wrike
Choose which tool creates new items and which way each field syncs, so Asana tasks can create Wrike tasks while due dates and start dates update both ways. Set rules on field values to decide which tasks sync.
Asana
Supported object types
- Tasks
- Subtasks
- Milestones
- Projects
- Portfolios
- Tables
- + 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
Wrike
Supported object types
- Tasks
- + Custom item types
Also syncs
Comments
Attachments
Subtasks
Supported fields
Two-way
- Title
- Description
- Status
- Assignee
- Due date
- Start date
- Comment
- Duration
- Effort
- Importance
- Subtask
- Time spent
- Attachment
One-way (read only)
- Author
- Created date
- Task number
- Updated date
- Link to task
Real-time data sync with full control, no coding required
Enterprise-grade sync without the enterprise-grade complexity
Connecting Asana and Wrike traditionally meant engineering hours and brittle scripts. Unito gives you bidirectional sync, hierarchy preservation, and enterprise security without the engineering tax.
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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See how Asana and Wrike sync with Unito
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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
Frequently asked questions about Asana and Wrike
Unito keeps Asana tasks and Wrike tasks in bidirectional sync. For the full setup walkthrough, see our Asana + Wrike integration guide.
Yes. Unito maps custom fields between the two with value-by-value translation. The flow owner sets direction per field, bidirectional or one-way as needed.
Yes. Each flow connects one Asana project to one Wrike folder, with filters to control which tasks are included. Multiple flows handle multiple project pairs.
Yes. Unito syncs Asana sub-tasks to Wrike subtasks with the parent-child relationship preserved. Updates to either side flow back through the hierarchy.
Bidirectional. Task name, description, status and assignee sync two-way between Asana and Wrike. Direction is set per field, and even a one-way flow can still sync field updates both ways. For most connectors, new comments sync but edits to already-synced comments don’t.
Yes. Comments and attachments sync between linked Asana and Wrike tasks in both directions. For most connectors only new comments sync, not edits. Synced comments post under the flow builder’s account by default, with the original commenter’s name shown.
Yes, and it doesn’t have to be one-shot: keep Asana and Wrike both active while Unito’s two-way sync keeps them aligned as teams move over. By default only new items sync; historical items can be included on Enterprise plans, though large backfills can take hours.
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 Wrike
Wrike is a collaborative work management platform built for cross-functional teams. It combines project planning, real-time collaboration, and resource management to help teams deliver work across departments.
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