Microsoft Outlook
Asana

Automate Task Creation from Emails

Streamline task management effortlessly. Instantly create tasks from incoming emails. Optimize workflows without manual effort.

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New Email Event (Instant)
Trigger new event when an email is received in specified folders.

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automatically do this!

Create Task
Creates a new task.

Explore Triggers and Actions

New Attachment Received (Instant)
Trigger new event when a new email containing one or more attachments arrives in a specified Microsoft Outlook folder.
New Contact Event (Instant)
Trigger new event when a new Contact is created
New Email Event (Instant)
Trigger new event when an email is received in specified folders.
Search Projects
Finds an existing project.
Search Sections
Searches for a section by name within a particular project.
Search Tasks
Searches for a Task by name within a Project.
Get list of user projects
Return list of projects given the user and workspace gid.
Update Task
Updates a specific and existing task.
List Task Stories
List stories (including comments) for a task.

About the apps

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Microsoft Outlook

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Asana

, and how they work together to automate your workflows.

About

Microsoft Outlook

Microsoft Outlook centralizes email and calendars, crucial for support teams to streamline customer communication and enhance service delivery.

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About

Asana

Asana helps teams coordinate projects and tasks, ensuring everyone is aligned on goals, regardless of location.

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Why

Microsoft Outlook

+

Asana

= Perfect Match

Integrating Microsoft Outlook with Asana allows teams to automate task creation directly from received emails. By setting up an event trigger for new emails in specific folders, you can ensure that important communications are promptly converted into actionable tasks. This integration not only reduces manual data entry but also enhances team productivity, allowing for swift responses to pressing issues and a more organized task management system.

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