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Connect Asana and HubSpot
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Setup guide (opens in a new tab)Asana is where delivery work gets tracked and HubSpot is where the deal and contact history lives, and the two rarely line up on their own. Joining them means a closed deal in HubSpot can open the right Asana task or project, and finished Asana work or comments can land back on the HubSpot deal or contact as an update or note.
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What Asana and HubSpot can do together
From Asana to HubSpot
When Completed task in project in Asana
then Update deal in HubSpot
From HubSpot to Asana
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Everything your agent can do with Asana and HubSpot
Triggers and actions 39 triggers · 161 actions
- Completed task in project
Triggered when any task is completed in the selected project.
- New comment on task
Triggered when any new comment is made to the selected task.
- New or updated task in project
Triggered when any task is added or updated in the specified project in the specified workspace.
- New project in workspace
Triggered when a new project is added to the selected workspace.
- New story on task
Triggered when any new story is made to the selected task.
- New tag in workspace
Triggered when a new tag is added to the selected workspace.
- New task assigned to you in workspace
Triggered when a task is assigned to you in the selected workspace.
- New team in workspace
Triggered when a new team is added to the selected workspace.
- New user
Triggered when a new user is created.
- New workspace
Triggered when a new workspace is created.
- Add attachment
Upload an attachment to a task.
- Add tag to task
Adds an existing tag to a task.
- Add task to section
Moves a task into a section of a project.
- Associate task to project
Associates a newly created task to a specified project in the specified workspace.
- Complete task
Marks a task as completed.
- Create new comment
Creates a new comment on the specified task.
- Create new project
Creates a new project in the specified workspace.
- Create new task
Creates a new task in a workspace or project.
- Create section in project
Creates a new section within a project.
- Create subtask
Creates a subtask under an existing parent task.
- Delete comment
Delete a comment (story) by gid.
- Delete project
Delete a project by gid.
- Delete task
Permanently deletes a task.
- Duplicate task
Creates a copy of an existing task.
- Find tasks in project
Returns the tasks belonging to a project.
- Get project
Fetch a single project by its gid.
- Get task by ID
Returns a single task's details by its ID.
- Get user
Fetch a single user by gid (or 'me').
- List attachments
List attachments on a task.
- List projects
List projects in a workspace, optionally filtered by team.
- List users
List users in a workspace.
- Remove tag from task
Removes a tag from a task.
- Update project
Update a project's fields (name, notes, due date, etc).
- Update task
Updates an existing task's fields.
- Company deleted
Triggered on deletion of existing company. Should only be set up with one account per organization, as all user accounts within an organization share the same portalId (unique identifier).
- Contact deleted
Triggered on deletion of existing contact. Should only be set up with one account per organization, as all user accounts within an organization share the same portalId (unique identifier).
- Deal deleted
Triggered on deletion of existing deal. Should only be set up with one account per organization, as all user accounts within an organization share the same portalId (unique identifier).
- Deal stage changed
Triggers when a deal moves to a new stage in a pipeline.
- Form submitted
Triggers when a contact submits the chosen HubSpot form. Turning the automation on creates a HubSpot workflow that forwards each submission; turning it off deletes that workflow. Requires a HubSpot plan whose workflows can send webhooks.
- New associated object
Triggers when a new record of one CRM object type becomes associated with a record of another object type (for example, a deal linked to a company).
- New blog post
Triggers on a new blog post added to the selected blog.
- New calendar task +30d
Triggered when a new calendar task is created in the next 30 days. Note: this applies to HubSpot (Marketing), and not HubSpot CRM's tasks. Note: only supports up to 499 tasks in the next 30 days, an error will occur if more than 499 tasks exist.
- New company
Triggered when a new company is added.
- New company (instant)
Triggered on creation of new company. Should only be set up with one account per organization, as all user accounts within an organization share the same portalId (unique identifier).
- New contact
Triggered on creation of new contact. Should only be set up with one account per organization, as all user accounts within an organization share the same portalId (unique identifier).
- New deal
Triggered on creation of new deal. Should only be set up with one account per organization, as all user accounts within an organization share the same portalId (unique identifier).
- New note added to contact
Triggers when a note linked to a contact is added in HubSpot.
- New or changed engagements
Triggers on new or changed engagements.
- New or updated company
Triggered when a company is created or modified
- New or updated contact
Triggers on new or updated contacts.
- New or updated contact (Custom Fields Included)
Triggered when a contact is created or updated.
- New or updated deal
Triggered when a deal is created or updated.
- New or updated ticket
Triggered when a ticket is created or updated.
- New social media message
Triggered when a new social media message is added.
- New ticket
Triggers when new ticket is available.
- Ticket property changed
Triggered when the chosen property changes on a ticket
- Two-way sync new or updated companies
A trigger for two-way syncing new and updated companies, with enhanced on-the-fly mapping. Can only be used with enhanced two-way sync actions that support on-the-fly mapping.
- Two-way sync new or updated contacts
A trigger for two-way syncing new and updated contacts, with enhanced on-the-fly mapping. Can only be used with enhanced two-way sync actions that support on-the-fly mapping.
- Updated company custom property
Triggered when the selected custom property is updated on a company. Should only be set up with one account per organization, as all user accounts within an organization share the same portalId (unique identifier).
- Updated contact
Triggered when a contact is updated.
- Updated contact custom property
Triggered when the selected custom property is updated on a contact. Should only be set up with one account per organization, as all user accounts within an organization share the same portalId (unique identifier).
- Updated contact custom property by name
Triggered when the specified custom property is updated on a contact. Should only be set up with one account per organization, as all user accounts within an organization share the same portalId (unique identifier).
- Updated deal custom property
Triggered when the selected custom property is updated on a deal. Should only be set up with one account per organization, as all user accounts within an organization share the same portalId (unique identifier).
- Add company
Adds a new company.
- Add contact
Adds a new contact. An error occurs if the email already exists. If a company name is found, the contact is associated with the company. Emits the contact ID if added.
- Add contact to list
Adds a contact to the specified contact list.
- Add contact to workflow
Enrolls a contact to a workflow provided the workflow ID and the contact email.
- Add custom object record
Adds a record to the specified custom object.
- Add deal
Creates a new deal and optionally associates it with a contact and/or company.
- Add meeting
Creates a meeting engagement.
- Add or update company
Adds a new company if the name does not already exist, otherwise updates the existing company. Only non-empty properties are updated.
- Add or update contact
Adds or updates a contact. If a company name is found, the contact is associated with the company. The ID of the added/updated contact is emitted as output.
- Add or update deal
Searches for a deal by name. If found it updates it, if not it adds it. If a contact email or company name is provided, the deal is associated with them if found.
- Add ticket
Adds a new ticket.
- Append company dropdown property values
Appends one or more values to a company dropdown property. An error occurs if the named property is not found.
- Append company multi-select property dropdown values
Appends one or more dropdown values to a company multi-select property. An error occurs if the named property is not found.
- Append contact dropdown property values
Appends one or more values to a contact dropdown property. An error occurs if the named property is not found.
- Append contact multi-select property dropdown values
Appends one or more dropdown values to a contact multi-select property. An error occurs if the named property is not found.
- Append deal dropdown property values
Appends one or more values to a deal dropdown property. An error occurs if the named property is not found.
- Append deal multi-select property dropdown values
Appends one or more dropdown values to a deal multi-select property. An error occurs if the named property is not found.
- Append ticket dropdown property values
Appends one or more values to a ticket dropdown property. An error occurs if the named property is not found.
- Append ticket multi-select property values
Appends one or more values to a ticket multi-select property. An error occurs if the named property is not found.
- Clear contact property value
Erases the value of specified property for the specified contact.
- Clear deal property value
Erases the value of specified property for the specified deal.
- Clear ticket property value
Erases the value of specified property for the specified ticket.
- Convert to valid property name
Converts a string value into a valid property name. Property names must begin with a letter and contain only up to 100 lowercase letters, numbers, or underscores, without any spaces, commas, or special characters.
- Copy workflow
Copies the specified workflow. The new workflow will have "COPY" appended to its name.
- Create a blog post
Creates a new blog post
- Create a company property: boolean checkbox
Creates a boolean checkbox company property. No error occurs if the property already exists.
- Create a company property: dropdown select
Creates a dropdown select list company property. No error occurs if the property already exists.
- Create a company property group
Creates a company property group. No error occurs if the group already exists.
- Create a company property: multi-select
Creates a multi-select list company property. No error occurs if the property already exists.
- Create a company property: single value
Creates a company property that can be a single value such as text strings, numbers, dates, and datetimes. No error occurs if the property already exists.
- Create a contact list
Creates a contact list. An error occurs if the list already exists.
- Create a contact property: boolean checkbox
Creates a boolean checkbox contact property. No error occurs if the property already exists.
- Create a contact property: dropdown select
Creates a dropdown select list contact property. No error occurs if the property already exists.
- Create a contact property group
Creates a contact property group. No error occurs if the group already exists.
- Create a contact property: multi-select
Creates a multi-select list contact property. No error occurs if the property already exists.
- Create a contact property: single value
Creates a contact property that can be a single value such as text strings, numbers, dates, and datetimes. No error occurs if the property already exists.
- Create a deal pipeline and stages
Creates a new deal pipeline and up to 10 stages.
- Create a deal property
Creates a deal property. No error occurs if the property already exists.
- Create a deal property: boolean checkbox
Creates a boolean checkbox deal property. No error occurs if the property already exists.
- Create a deal property: dropdown select
Creates a dropdown select list deal property. No error occurs if the property already exists.
- Create a deal property group
Creates a deal property group. No error occurs if the group already exists.
- Create a deal property: multi-select
Creates a multi-select list deal property. No error occurs if the property already exists.
- Create a deal property: single value
Creates a deal property that can be a single value such as text strings, numbers, dates, and datetimes. No error occurs if the property already exists.
- Create an email engagement
Logs an incoming email in HubSpot and links it to the given contacts, companies and deals.
- Create a note engagement
Creates a note in HubSpot and links it to the given contacts, companies, deals and tickets.
- Create association
Creates an association between two objects
- Create association: contact to contact
Creates an association between two contacts
- Create association type
Creates an association type between two objects. An error occurs if the association already exists.
- Create a task engagement
Creates a new task engagement.
- Create a ticket property: boolean checkbox
Creates a boolean checkbox ticket property. No error occurs if the property already exists.
- Create a ticket property: dropdown select
Creates a dropdown select list ticket property. No error occurs if the property already exists.
- Create a ticket property group
Creates a ticket property group. No error occurs if the group already exists.
- Create a ticket property: multi-select
Creates a multi-select list ticket property. No error occurs if the property already exists.
- Create a ticket property: single value
Creates a ticket property that can be a single value such as text strings, numbers, dates, and datetimes. No error occurs if the property already exists.
- Create custom association
Creates an association between two objects using a custom association type. Use the "get association types" action to obtain the custom association type.
- Create record
Creates a record of the selected CRM object type with the supplied properties.
- CRM card: set display values
Builds the results payload a HubSpot CRM card data-fetch request expects: one card entry carrying the record id it describes, its title, an optional link, and the property rows to display.
- Delete contact
Deletes a contact provided its contact ID.
- Delete contact list
Deletes a contact list specified by ID.
- Delete contact secondary email
Deletes the specified secondary email for the specified contact. An error will occur if either the contact or secondary email is not found.
- Delete deal
Deletes a deal provided its deal ID.
- Delete record
Deletes a record of the selected CRM object type by ID.
- Delete ticket
Deletes a ticket provided a ticket ID.
- Find companies associated to contact
Returns up to 500 company IDs associated with the specified contact
- Find company by name
Searches for a company by name (case-insensitive) and emits the company's ID. Zero, one, or multiple ID's may be emitted.
- Find company by property
Searches for a company by property (case-insensitive) and emits the company's information. Only the first matching company is emitted. If no matches are found, an error occurs.
- Find contact by email
Finds a contact by email. If the contact is not found, no information is emitted and no error occurs.
- Find contact by property
Search HubSpot contacts by any property name/value pair (EQ filter). Returns the first matching contact's standard fields.
- Find contact list by name
Look up a contact list by its name and return its v3 list id. Use this instead of 'Get all contact lists' whenever the id will be passed to a v3 endpoint such as 'Add contact to list': the v1 lists endpoint returns ids from a different id space, and feeding a v1 id to a v3 endpoint silently targets a different list.
- Find contacts by property
Returns contact IDs for all contacts matching the specified property value.
- Find custom object records associated to contact
Given a HubSpot contact ID and a custom object type, returns the IDs of all custom object records associated to that contact. Paginated via the v4 associations API. Used by the CRMConnect v3.8 membership reconciliation pass.
- Find custom object records by property
Returns record IDs for all records of the specified custom object matching the specified property value.
- Find deal by name
Searches for a deal by name (case-insensitive) and emits the company's ID. Zero, one, or multiple ID's may be emitted.
- Find deal by property
Searches for a deal by property (case-insensitive) and emits its information. Only the first matching deal is emitted. If no matches are found, an error occurs.
- Find deals associated to company
Returns up to 500 deal IDs associated with the specified company
- Find deals associated to contact
Returns up to 500 deal IDs associated with the specified contact
- Find owner by email
Fetches owner details for an owner with the specified email address.
- Find pipeline by name
Finds a pipeline provided its name and its type.
- Find recently modified deals
Returns recently modified deals.
- Get associated records with labels
List the records associated to a record, including the label and type of each association.
- Get association types
Returns all association types between the specified two object types.
- Get calls for contact
Returns all calls with the specified contact, optionally within a specified datetime range.
- Get calls for deal
Returns all calls with the specified deal, optionally within a specified datetime range.
- Get company
Returns company details for the specified ID.
- Get contact
Returns contact details for the specified ID.
- Get contact list
Read a single contact list by its ID.
- Get contact secondary emails
Returns all secondary emails for the specified contact.
- Get custom object records batch by IDs
Given a custom object type, a comma-separated list of record IDs, and a comma-separated list of property API names, returns one record per ID with the requested properties, one batch per call. Used by the CRMConnect v3.8 membership reconciliation pass.
- Get deal
Returns details for the deal with the specified ID.
- Get emails for contact
Returns all emails with the specified contact, optionally within a specified datetime range.
- Get emails for deal
Returns all emails with the specified deal, optionally within a specified datetime range.
- Get meetings for contact
Returns all meetings with the specified contact, optionally within a specified datetime range.
- Get meetings for deal
Returns all meetings with the specified deal, optionally within a specified datetime range.
- Get notes for contact
Returns all notes with the specified contact, optionally within a specified datetime range.
- Get notes for deal
Returns all notes with the specified deal, optionally within a specified datetime range.
- Get Object by Field Value
Looks up a record of the selected HubSpot CRM object type by an exact match on a single property (the Object, Field, and Value settings), returning the first matching record ID.
- Get object property info
Returns information for the specified property for the specified company, contact, or deal object type.
- Get owner
Returns details for the owner with the specified ID.
- Get record
Returns a single record of the selected CRM object type by ID.
- Get tasks for contact
Returns all tasks with the specified contact, optionally within a specified datetime range.
- Get tasks for deal
Returns all tasks with the specified deal, optionally within a specified datetime range.
- Get ticket
Returns details for the ticket with the specified ID.
- Get total number of contacts having property
Returns the total number of contacts having the specified property.
- Import records from CSV into object
Imports records from a CSV file into a specified object.
- List all workflows
Returns the name and id of all workflows visible in the portal.
- List contact IDs of a company
Given a company ID, finds all contacts in that company.
- List contact list memberships (v3)
Returns the contacts that are currently members of a HubSpot contact list, identified by the list's v3 (ILS) id.
- List owners
Returns a list of HubSpot account owners, supporting pagination and optional filtering by email.
- List pipelines
Returns the pipelines for deals or tickets, depending on which object type you select.
- List pipeline stages
Returns the stages in a specific deal or ticket pipeline.
- List records
Lists records of the selected CRM object type.
- Log call
Logs a completed call in HubSpot and links it to the given contacts.
- Merge contacts
Merge two contact records. The contact ID will be treated as the primary contact, and the contact ID to merge will be treated as the secondary contact. Most recent property values such as email and name will overwrite older values.
- Parse property option errors
Emits arrays of property and option names parsed from the input error message. Empty arrays are emitted if the input error message is empty.
- Remove contact from list (v3)
Removes a contact from a HubSpot contact list, using the list's v3 (ILS) id. Only MANUAL and SNAPSHOT lists accept membership changes.
- Search contact lists (v3)
Returns the contact lists in the connected HubSpot account, optionally narrowed by a name search, processing type, or object type. Each list comes back with its ILS (v3) list id, name and processing type.
- Search records
Searches records of the selected CRM object type by filter criteria.
- Submit a form
Submits a form to the Forms API
- Two-way sync add or update a company
An action for two-way syncing new and updated companies, with enhanced on-the-fly mapping using company names for matching. Can only be used with enhanced two-way sync triggers that support on-the-fly mapping.
- Unsubscribe contact from all lists
Unsubscribes a contact from all lists.
- Update company
Updates an existing company specified by ID. A field you map but leave EMPTY is IGNORED - the stored value is preserved, not erased. Because of that, this action cannot CLEAR a property: to empty one, edit it in HubSpot directly.
- Update company multi-select property - check value
Updates the specified multi-select property for the specified company such that the specified value is checked if not already checked.
- Update company multi-select property - uncheck value
Updates the specified multi-select property for the specified company such that the specified value is unchecked (removed).
- Update contact
Updates an existing contact specified by ID. A field you map but leave EMPTY is IGNORED - the stored value is preserved, not erased. Because of that, this action cannot CLEAR a property: to empty one, edit it in HubSpot directly.
- Update contact multi-select property - check value
Updates the specified multi-select property for the specified contact such that the specified value is checked if not already checked.
- Update contact multi-select property - uncheck value
Updates the specified multi-select property for the specified contact such that the specified value is unchecked (removed).
- Update contact properties
Updates the values of up to 6 specified properties for the specified contact. A field you map but leave EMPTY is IGNORED - the stored value is preserved, not erased. Because of that, this action cannot CLEAR a property: to empty one, edit it in HubSpot directly.
- Update custom object multi-select property - check value
Updates the specified multi-select property for the specified custom object record such that the specified value is checked if not already checked.
- Update custom object record
Updates a specified record in the specified custom object.
- Update custom object record pipeline and stage
Updates the specified custom object record to place it in the specified pipeline and stage.
- Update deal
Updates an existing deal specified by ID. A field you map but leave EMPTY is IGNORED - the stored value is preserved, not erased, and the related calculated amounts (amount in home currency, forecast amount) are left intact. Because of that, this action cannot CLEAR a property: to empty one, edit it in HubSpot directly.
- Update deal multi-select property - check value
Updates the specified multi-select property for the specified deal such that the specified value is checked if not already checked.
- Update deal multi-select property - uncheck value
Updates the specified multi-select property for the specified deal such that the specified value is unchecked (removed).
- Update record
Updates properties on a record of the selected CRM object type by ID. A field you map but leave EMPTY is IGNORED - the stored value is preserved, not erased. Because of that, this action cannot CLEAR a property: to empty one, edit it in HubSpot directly.
- Update ticket multi-select property - check value
Updates the specified multi-select property for the specified ticket such that the specified value is checked if not already checked.
- Update ticket multi-select property - uncheck value
Updates the specified multi-select property for the specified ticket such that the specified value is unchecked.
- Upload Files
Imports a file into the HubSpot File Manager from a public URL (asynchronous import). Set the source URL plus optional name, public/indexable access, and hidden flag; emits the created file reference.
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Questions
Asana and HubSpot, answered
Can the Asana task be assigned to the person who owns the deal in HubSpot?
Yes. The deal stage change gives you the owner on the record, so a Get owner step in HubSpot returns that person's details before the Create new task step runs in Asana.
What happens on the HubSpot side when Asana work finishes?
A completed task in an Asana project can trigger an Update deal step in HubSpot, so the stage or a property on the linked deal reflects the finished work. Comments on Asana tasks can also be written back with the Create a note engagement action.
What can start an automation from Asana?
Any of Asana's 10 triggers in the catalog, including Completed task in project, New comment on task, New or updated task in project and New project in workspace. Describe the moment in plain language and your agent picks the right one.
What can your agent do in HubSpot when something happens in Asana?
Any of HubSpot's 137 actions, including Create a note engagement, Get owner, Update deal and Create a blog post. Your agent maps the data both ways and tests every scenario before it ships.
Can it also run from HubSpot to Asana?
Yes. When something happens in HubSpot, your agent can act in Asana too. This page covers both directions: HubSpot's triggers and Asana's actions are listed here as well.
Do I have to build a connector for Asana or HubSpot?
No. Both are in the catalog with their triggers and actions. You describe the automation; your agent builds it, tests every scenario and keeps it running.
Can my AI client use Asana and HubSpot without building an automation?
Yes. With your AI client connected to APIANT, ask it to do something in either app once and it runs that action on the spot. Ask for an automation and your agent builds it, tests every scenario and keeps it running. One connection covers both.
What happens when something fails?
Your agent works that out for you. It plans the failure paths along with the happy path, then tests every scenario before it ships.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. Every plan includes the agent, including free, and building from your own AI client spends no assistant credits.