Connect Asana and Google Meet to unlock the power of automation

To connect Asana to Google Meet, you'll need to use a third-party service like Zapier. You'll set up a Zap where Asana's specific triggers, such as 'New Task' or 'Task Completed', initiate actions in Google Meet, like scheduling a new meeting.

Yes, you can automate creating meetings in Google Meet when certain triggers occur in Asana. For instance, you can set a Zap that creates a new meeting whenever an Asana task is updated or completed.

Typical triggers in an Asana and Google Meet integration include when a task is created, updated or marked complete in Asana. These can prompt actions in Google Meet such as creating or scheduling meetings.

Before integrating Asana with Google Meet, ensure you have active accounts on both platforms and requisite permissions. Additionally, using services like Zapier requires setting up your authentication between these apps.

Currently, the primary flow involves using triggers from Asana to initiate actions in Google Meet rather than the reverse due to platform limitations. Most automations begin with activities happening within Asana.

If errors occur during the integration process between Asana and Google Meet via Zapier, check connection statuses and credentials for both apps. Consult logs inside your Zapier account for specific error details and troubleshooting advice from our support team.

Yes, customizing information exchange is possible by configuring the parameters within each step of your Zap setup—deciding which task details from Asana should appear or be used when setting up a meeting on Google Meet.