Learn more about Unito's Asana-GitHub integration, including what fields are synced between the two tools and your customization options.
In this article:
- Watch this Asana GitLab integration in action
- Which fields does Unito sync between Asana and GitLab?
- Customization options for Unito's Asana GitLab integration
Watch this Asana GitLab integration in action
Which fields does Unito sync between Asana and GitLab?
Asana |
↔️ : 2-way sync →: 1-way only |
GitLab |
Title |
↔️ | Title |
Description |
↔️ | Description |
Comments |
↔️ | Comments |
Tags |
↔️ | Labels |
Due Date |
↔️ | Due Date |
State |
↔️ | State |
Attachments |
→ | Description Footer |
Description Footer |
← | Link to Issue |
Description Footer |
← | Author |
Description Footer |
← | Issue Number |
Description Footer |
← | Milestone |
Created By |
→ | Description Footer |
Link to Task | → | Description |
Want to see your Unito flows without ever leaving Asana? Check out the Flow Preview App for Asana here.
What isn't synced in this integration?
Is there a feature you'd really like? Let us know!
Customization options for Unito's Asana GitLab integration
Here are all the available options for Asana:
Filter work items by tags
Unito will sync all items by default, but you can customize your workflow by syncing only some of them with Asana's tagging system (complete guide).
One-way syncing
You can choose to sync only from one Asana project to another. Here is how it works.
Map your Asana users
Here is a complete article on how to sync teammates.
Sync closed items
Unito will automatically sync open items automatically, but here is how you can sync closed items.
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