Asana and Dart overview
Use Dart's importer with Asana to bring your tasks in without any effort at all. There's no roadblocks between syncing your Asana tasks to Dart.
What is Asana?
Asana is a web and mobile application built to aid teams in organizing, tracking, and managing their work. Founded in 2008, Asana aims to simplify team-based work management. It provides a platform where teams can create projects, assign work to teammates, specify due dates, and communicate about tasks. It has a wide range of enterprise-ready features for task management, collaboration, workspace management, and reporting and tracking.
Dart Asana importer setup
To use the Dart Asana importer go to the Import page in settings and choose Asana as the source. Then follow the instructions:
- Log in to Asana
- Open the the project that you want to import to Dart
- Click the down arrow next to the title of the project
- Select 'Export/Print > CSV'
- Upload the CSV file into the designated area
Read on
Dart is great for both individual and team use cases. Solo users can keep a handy to-do list with various AI enhancements. Teams can enjoy a fully-featured project management platform developed by and for growing companies.
To let Dart work on your tasks for you, simply create a task and then assign it to your Dart AI teammate. Dart AI is proficient with writing and design tasks and we are quickly adding more capabilities.
There are a variety of ways in which Dart improves your project management with AI. It helps with planning tasks based on high level requirements, creating and filling out tasks and subtasks with all their properties, and Dart AI can even do some simple tasks for you!
You can upgrade to access additional AI features and other improvements by simply going to Settings and then navigating to Plans and billing. Then just click upgrade to take full advantage of Dart’s capabilities.
The main difference is that Dart is built seamlessly with automation and AI in mind to help you plan and accomplish your projects quicker. We reduce the manual overhead inherent in most PM tools so that you can focus on what matters.
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