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Configure Asana connector

The Snow Integration Connector for Asana is used for determining the number of registered Asana users.

Prepare and start the configuration according to SaaS connector configuration.

Prerequisites​

An Asana account is required to connect to the Asana API and extract information about the number of users. To connect to the Asana API, a personal access token must be created. The Asana user account that is used for creating the personal access token must be a member of both the organization and all the workspaces from which information is to be aggregated.

Get the personal access token​

A personal access token for the Asana user account is required as input when configuring the Asana connector.

  1. Log in to your Asana account, go to your profile menu, and then select My Profile Settings.

  2. On My Profile Settings, in the Apps tab, select Manage Developer Apps.

  3. On Developer App Management, in the Personal Access Tokens section, select +Create New Personal Access Token.

  4. In Description, enter a descriptive name for the token and then select Create.

  5. Copy the personal access token displayed in Token. It is used when configuring the connector.

    caution

    We advise you to save the token in a safe place, as it can not be recreated via Asana.

Procedure​

In the Configure Asana section at the bottom of Connector Configuration: SaaS, do the following.

  1. In Api Key, enter the personal access token, as saved in Get the personal access token.

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  2. To verify if the connection between Snow Integration Manager and the Asana API can be established, select Test Connection.

  3. To enable the connector, so that data can be aggregated., select Active.

  4. To save the configuration, select Save.

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