MakeWebBetter Connect helps automate Asana workflows with AI agents, smart triggers, and human-in-loop control.
MakeWebBetter Connect is a no-code integration and automation platform that helps automate Asana workflows with AI agents, smart triggers, and human-in-loop control.
MakeWebBetter Connect's top features are as follows:
Agentic AI workflows: Automation that thinks and adapts
MCP-powered execution: AI that can perform real actions
Todos: Human approvals inside workflows
Tables: Built-in workflow data storage
No-code workflows: Build automation without developers
400+ App Connectors and Growing: Connect Asana with a wide range of business applications using prebuilt integrations.
Step 1: Create Your Account
Open the Platform: https://connect.makewebbetter.com/sign-in
Choose a SignUp Option:
Continue with Google, or
Sign Up Using Email
Enter Your Details:
First name, last name, and password
Click Sign Up
Verify your email via the link sent to your inbox
Step 2: Create a New Connection (OAuth 2.0)
After login, go to Connections from the Main Menu.
Click on + New Connection
Select Asana from the list of Apps
From the connection popup, click Connect. You will be redirected to the Asana OAuth authorization screen.
Choose your Asana account.
Click Allow / Approve to grant permissions.
Now, your Asana account will be successfully connected.
Step 3: Create your first Workflow
Navigate to the Workflows section
Create a new workflow from scratch or available templates.
In the workflow builder, first select a Trigger you want for task creation in Asana. For example, you can select Trigger: Native Webhook.
Now, from Action, select Create a task in Asana.
Step 4: Test the Webhook Trigger
Copy the Webhook URL from the trigger step.
Send a sample JSON payload to this URL using Postman, curl, or any API tool
Step 5: Verify Execution
Go to the Runs tab in MakeWebBetter Connect.
Confirm that the workflow execution shows Success.
Log in to your Asana test account.
Verify that a new task has been created with the correct Task Name and Task Description.
Step 6: Data Mapping and Dynamic Field Discovery
Edit the Create Task (Asana) action inside the flow.
Observe that ‘The app dynamically fetches fields from your Asana account’ and ‘Both standard and custom fields are available for mapping’.
Map webhook data to any required fields as needed.
Step 7: Disconnect & Revoke Access
Go to the Connections tab.
Locate your connected Asana account.
Click Disconnect / Remove. This will:
Revoke OAuth access
Stop all active automation flows linked to that connection
To learn more about using the MakeWebBetter Connect + Asana integration, visit MakeWebBetter Connect.
If you have questions, feedback, or need support, visit the MakeWebBetter Connect support page.
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