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Asana integration

Asana tasks that close when the code ships

Asana is where the plan lives; your pull requests are where the work happens. Gitmore connects the two across GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket, and can complete tasks when their PR merges.

Works withGitHub·GitLab·Bitbucket

What Asana's own Git integration does

Asana's GitHub integration runs through GitHub Actions: it can attach a pull request to a task and post status comments as the PR changes.

  • –GitHub only, set up per repository with a workflow file.
  • –Completing tasks on merge usually needs extra automation.
  • –No planned-vs-shipped view across teams or providers.

What Gitmore adds

Closed when it ships

Optionally, when a linked PR merges, Gitmore marks the task done and comments “Shipped in …” with the PR link. Only confirmed links are written back.

GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket in one view

Match Asana tasks to pull requests from all three providers, including self-hosted GitLab, in a single planned-vs-shipped view.

Planned vs shipped

See which tasks shipped, which are in progress with an open PR, which PRs merged while the task stayed open, which tasks were closed without a PR, and which merged PRs had no task.

Reports people read

Weekly reports, client portals and the AI chat know which task each pull request implements, so updates talk about planned work, not just commit messages.

How Asana tasks get linked

  • ✓Asana tasks have no short ids, so a link to the task in the PR description is the reliable way to link.
  • ✓Similar titles become suggestions you confirm or reject in Gitmore.

Set up in three steps

1

Connect Asana

Authorize Asana and choose the project your team plans in.

2

Choose repositories

Select the GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket repositories to match.

3

Turn on write-back

Let Gitmore complete tasks and comment with the PR link when confirmed PRs merge.

Asana + Gitmore FAQ

Paste the task link into the PR description, or confirm one of Gitmore's suggestions based on similar titles.

No. Gitmore uses the repository connection you already have, for GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket.

Yes, with write-back on: confirmed tasks are completed and get a “Shipped in …” comment when their PR merges.

Yes. Task tools are included on every plan.