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“Asana's Functional Adaptability: A User's Perspective”
“Great tool for small teams, but a nightmare for enterprise admins.”
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Asana is a work management platform for human + AI coordination. Over 170,000 customers rely on Asana to align teams and accelerate organizational impact. Whether it's managing strategic initiatives, cross-functional programs, or company-wide goals, Asana helps organizations bring clarity to complexity, turning plans into action with AI working alongside teams every step of the way.
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Performance of Asana Across Market Features
Asana Likes & Dislikes
1. task assignment and tracking - easily delegate tasks and track progress. 2. project views - flexible views like boards, timelines and lists make planning easier. 3. integrations - works well with github and slack for streamlined updates
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Asana allows users to invite other users. There is no option to disable this at the admin level, even with a connected IdP. This is a naked attempt to push their seat count, outside of admin control. Asana has very limited admin controls, in addition to the invite issue above, it is not possible to manage admin perms for other users outside of fully removing accounts from the tenant. SSO settings are far to shallow for an enterprise platform. Our users have UPNs with different domains and getting SSO to work in that configuration seems to be impossible at current. Asana's support is frustrating to navigate and nearly useless if the solution isn't something written in their published KBs. Expect 48 hours for any response, that response to come far outside of US business hours, and starting over from scratch if that response (usually a link to a semi-relevant KB) does not resolve your issue.
Read Full Review1. overwhelming interface - can feel cluttered for smaller, simpler projects. 2. notification overload - too many notifications without fine tuning preferences. 3. limited free version - many useful features are locked behind the premium plan.
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Asana Reviews and Ratings
- MARKETING & SALES50M-1B USDSoftwareReview Source
Asana's Functional Adaptability: A User's Perspective
We`ve been using Asana for a few months now. I think its great that you can customize it to your individual needs. - ASSOCIATE SOFTWARE ENGINEER<50M USDSoftwareReview Source
Exploring the Power of Asana's Project Roadmapping Tools
asana has been a great project management tool for tracking and organizing my tasks. I used it to manage a project roadmap, assign tasks and monitor progress for a backend api development sprint. - Marketing Programs Manager<50M USDSoftwareReview Source
Good product and easy to use
It's a very good product, but if you are on a simple account it is a bit problematic to have visibility for the whole team - Director of IT50M-1B USDEnergy and UtilitiesReview Source
Great tool for small teams, but a nightmare for enterprise admins.
Asana is a great tool, but a nightmare to deploy to an enterprise environment and administer. Their support is non-existent even for work-stoppage issues. - MANAGER OF IT SERVICES50M-1B USDReal EstateReview Source
Maximizing Efficiency with Asana's Task Management Features
My experience with Asana has been very good. The interface is straightforward and user friendly, which makes it easy to jump in. I appreciate how you can view tasks in different formats like lists, boards, or charts - so you can easily visualise project timelines and dependencies. The calendar feature is handy for seeing tasks by date, and I love that I can drag and drop tasks around as needed. Task notifications and features like tagging and commenting help my team to collaborate more effectively.