Asana Integration Guide
Feb 9, 2026
The Asana integration in Ping allows you to automatically sync action items from your meetings directly into Asana projects. This guide explains how the integration works and how to configure it for your workflow.
Overview
Ping's Asana integration supports both automatic syncing and manual syncing of action items. Action items can be routed to the right Asana project based on which clients are in your meeting, or sent to your personal fallback board when no client is associated.
How Auto-Sync Works
After a meeting ends and action items are extracted, Ping automatically determines where to sync them using this logic:
Priority 1: Client Default Projects
For each unique client in the meeting:
If the client has a default Asana project configured, all action items are synced to that client's project
This happens automatically with no manual action required
Priority 2: Personal Fallback Boards
If there are no clients in the meeting OR none of the clients have default projects configured:
Each Ping user in the meeting receives a copy of each action item in their personal fallback board
The user is automatically set as the assignee
The due date is automatically set to today
Setting Up Client-Associated Projects
Who can do this: Organization Owners only
How to configure:
Navigate to a client's page in Ping
Look for the "Auto-sync to Asana" button in the header (next to other integration buttons)
Click the button to open the project selection modal
Choose the Asana workspace and project where action items should be synced
Click confirm to save the configuration
Once configured:
The client page will display "Syncs to: [Project Name]"
Organization owners can click this to change the project or remove the configuration
Team members will see the project name as read-only information
When it works:
Any meeting that includes a contact associated with this client will automatically sync action items to the configured project
This happens after the meeting transcript is processed and action items are extracted
Setting Up User Fallback Boards
Who can do this: Any user with Asana connected
How to configure:
Go to Settings → Integrations
Find the Asana integration card
Click the configuration icon
Select your personal fallback project (like "Ping Inbox" or "My Tasks")
Save your selection
When it works:
Your fallback board receives action items when meetings have no clients OR when clients don't have default projects configured
You'll be set as the assignee automatically
Due date will be set to today
This is perfect for processing tasks after a long day of meetings
Manual Sync (Ad-Hoc)
You can always manually sync action items even if auto-sync is configured:
Single Action Item Sync
Open a meeting in Ping
Find the action item you want to sync
Click the sync button on the action item
Select the Asana workspace and project
The task is created in Asana
Bulk Sync
Go to the Action Items page in Ping
Select multiple action items using checkboxes
Click the "Sync to Asana" button (if you have multiple integrations connected, use the dropdown to select Asana)
Select the project to sync to
All selected items are synced at once
Requirements
Asana Connection Required
You must connect your Asana account in Settings → Integrations before you can use any Asana features.
For client-level auto-sync:
The organization owner who configures the client's default project must keep their Asana account connected
If they disconnect Asana, auto-sync for that client will fail
For personal fallback boards:
Each user must connect their own Asana account and configure their own fallback board
Tips & Best Practices
Use client projects for client work
Set up default Asana projects for your most frequent clients
Action items will automatically go to the right place
Great for client-facing meetings and external calls
Use fallback boards for internal meetings
Configure a personal "Ping Inbox" or "To Process" project
Perfect for internal meetings, team syncs, and one-on-ones
Quickly process tasks from your day in one centralized location
Combine both approaches
Client meetings → auto-sync to client projects
Internal meetings → auto-sync to your personal fallback board
Manual sync for edge cases or when you want more control
What Gets Synced
When action items are synced to Asana, the following information is included:
Task Name: The action item title
Task Description: The action item description
Link to Ping: A direct link back to the meeting in Ping is appended to the description
For auto-sync to client projects:
No assignee is set (you can assign in Asana)
No due date is set (you can set in Asana)
For personal fallback boards:
You are set as the assignee
Due date is set to today
Troubleshooting
Action items aren't syncing automatically
Verify the client has a default project configured (check the client page)
If no client project, verify you have a personal fallback board set up
Ensure the user who configured the client's project still has Asana connected
I don't see the "Auto-sync to Asana" button
Only organization owners can configure client-level projects
You must have Asana connected in Settings → Integrations
Tasks are going to the wrong project
Check the client's configuration on their page
Organization owners can click the project name to change it
I want to sync old action items
Use the manual sync or bulk sync feature
Auto-sync only works for new meetings going forward


