Asana + Ignition
Create tasks in Asana when new services are accepted by clients in Ignition
When a service is accepted by a client in Ignition, a related task gets promptly created in Asana. This automated workflow enhances your productivity, saving time on task creation and management so you can remain focused on your core business. It ensures seamless coordination between Ignition acceptance and Asana task management, making your project oversight more efficient.
When a service is accepted by a client in Ignition, a related task gets promptly created in Asana. This automated workflow enhances your productivity, saving time on task creation and management so you can remain focused on your core business. It ensures seamless coordination between Ignition acceptance and Asana task management, making your project oversight more efficient.
- When this happens...Service Accepted by Client
Triggers for each service in an accepted proposal. As an example, if a client accepts a proposal containing three services, this will trigger three times - once for each of the services.
- automatically do this!Create Task
Adds a new task.
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Proposal Accepted
Triggers when a proposal is accepted.
Try ItProposal Completed
Triggers when a proposal is completed. Does not work with Classic proposals.
Try ItProposal Moved to Awaiting Acceptance
Triggers when a draft proposal is moved to awaiting acceptance. Does not work with Classic proposals.
Try ItProposal Saved as Draft
Triggers when a proposal is moved to draft state. Does not work with Classic proposals.
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Proposal Archived
Triggers when a proposal is archived. Does not work with Classic proposals.
Try ItProposal Marked as Lost
Triggers when a proposal is marked as lost. Does not work with Classic proposals.
Try ItProposal Revoked
Triggers when a proposal is revoked. Does not work with Classic proposals.
Try ItClassic Proposal State Changed
Triggers when a proposal's state changes. Only works with Classic proposals
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