Echo with Asana: from the meeting to your project
Every time one of your transcripts is ready, Echo creates the agreed tasks in Asana. You don’t have to copy them over by hand after each meeting.
What Echo does with Asana
- One Asana task for each task from the meeting, in the project you choose.
- The due date, if one was mentioned in the meeting.
- In the description, the owner, the date as it was said and the link to the meeting.
- You can send a single task from Tasks, with “Send to…”.
How to connect it
- 1
Copy your token
In Asana, go to Settings, Apps, Developer console, and create a personal access token.
- 2
Copy the project link
Open the project in Asana and copy its address.
- 3
Add it in Echo
In Settings, Integrations, click “Add Asana”, paste the token and the project link and click “Add”.
Frequently asked questions
Does it assign tasks to the person responsible?
It doesn’t guess Asana users: the owner goes in each task’s description.
How does it know the date?
Echo turns what was said (“on Friday”, “next week”) into a date, counting from the day of the meeting.
Which meetings are sent?
The ones you transcribe, once each. You can choose “All meetings” or “Only with automations”.
How is the token stored?
Encrypted. When you add it, Echo checks that it can see the project.
Try it with your next meeting.
Create your account in a minute or ask us for a demo for your team.
