twin memory

Asana

Tasks, projects, comments, files and status updates in every workspace you belong to, in an end user's memory.

Tasks, projects, comments, files and status updates in every workspace you belong to.

Connect it

In the console, open Connectors, pick Asana, check whose memory it feeds, and Continue to Asana. Sign in on asana.com and approve; you come back connected, and the last 90 days start arriving within a few minutes. See Overview for what happens to what it reads.

What it reads

SourceWhat it holdsRead
TasksTasks assigned to you, that you follow or that you created - created, changed or completed, and open ones at any age; one deleted or no longer yours endsevery 2 minutes
CommentsComments on the tasks assigned to you, that you follow or that you created; they end with a deleted taskevery 2 minutes
AttachmentsFiles on the tasks assigned to you, that you follow or that you created, with the text of documents, spreadsheets, slides and PDFs; they end with a deleted taskevery 2 minutes
ProjectsProjects you own or belong to, created, renamed or archivedevery 15 minutes
Status updatesStatus updates posted on your projects - on track, at risk, off trackevery 15 minutes

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