Visual Debug + Asana

Integrating Visual Debug and Asana offers a comprehensive solution for visual feedback and bug tracking. With this 2-way synchronization, you can directly gather website feedback into your Asana workspace.

When feedback is shared via Visual Debug, it seamlessly syncs with your Asana account. Additionally, all comments made within Visual Debug synchronize with the corresponding created task in Asana. When a task is completed and closed in Asana, the associated feedback is also closed in Visual Debug, notifying the individual who submitted the feedback.

The Visual Debug and Asana integration provides an effective platform for collecting and processing feedback. There's no need to grant anyone access to your Asana account. Visual Debug serves as an invisible intermediary between the feedback provider and your team, ensuring a non-disruptive workflow. It facilitates anyone to effortlessly provide contextually rich feedback on any web-based project, streamlining the feedback process for your team.

What is synced between Visual Debug and Asana

Here's a simpler explanation of the data fields involved when adding feedback through Visual Debug:

1. Name - As there's no option to input a title while submitting feedback through Visual Debug, it assigns a generic title including the issue number.
2. Description - This comprises the content of the feedback provided by the user.
3. File Attachments - These include any screenshots or files related to the feedback.
4. Status - This indicates the current state of the feedback, whether it's open, in progress, or closed.
5. Comments - These consist of any additional remarks made within Visual Debug.

How to activate Asana for your Account

1. Sign in to your account here.
2. Click on Apps on your top right corner or simply visit this page.
3. Activate Asana.
4. Click the Add to Asana button.
5. Review and authorize Visual Debug to access your Asana account.

How to configure the Asana integration for each of your project

1. Sign in to your account here.
2. Click on Apps on your top right corner or simply visit this page.
3. Open the Project you want to configure Asana for.
4. Go to the Integrations tab.
5. Click on Settings for Asana.
6. First thing you have to do now is to Enable it.
7. Select the preferred Workspace.
8. Select the preferred Team and Project.

Others

By default, any member can activate the Visual Debug and Asana integration. However, enabling it for the entire workspace is a privilege exclusive to Workspace Admins. If you lack an Admin role, you won't be able to see the Team and Projects when setting up the Asana integration for a specific project. Therefore, it's advisable to request someone with these roles to facilitate the integration.

By integrating with Asana, this application will have `default`, `openid`, `email`, and `profile` access to your Asana account. This means it can access all standard operations, your OpenID Connect ID tokens, your email, and your profile information. Please note that Asana's API does not allow us to restrict access to specific projects or tasks. We assure you that we respect your privacy and will only use this access to deliver the functionality you request. For more details on these permissions, please review the [Asana API documentation](https://developers.asana.com/docs/authentication-and-authorization). By proceeding with the integration, you agree to these terms.