Automate Asana with Ramper Pipeline

Unlock the superpowers of Asana + Ramper Pipeline and automate your tasks without having to write a single line of code.

Asana and Ramper Pipeline
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Check out the available triggers and actions in the automation of apps Asana + Ramper Pipeline

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Added task

When a added task is on Asana

How it works:

Whenever something happens on the source app

All happening in a single automation! ✨

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Added task

When a added task is on Asana

Trigger

Information from Asana that can be used and sent to other apps.

Task ID

Task name

Task description

Workspace/Organization Name

Project name

Task column name

Name of person responsible for the task

Email of the person responsible for the task

Names of task followers

Emails from task followers

Tags

Task completion date

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Lost opportunity

For each lost opportunity on Ramper Pipeline

How it works:

Whenever something happens on the source app

All happening in a single automation! ✨

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Lost opportunity

For each lost opportunity on Ramper Pipeline

Trigger

Information from Ramper Pipeline that can be used and sent to other apps.

Opportunity ID

Opportunity title

Opportunity contact type (Person or Organization)

Organization ID

Person ID

Responsible ID

Revenue

Closing date

ID is Stage

Active Opportunity?

Opportunity creation date

Opportunity change date

Name of person responsible for the opportunity

Short name of the person responsible

Step name

Short step name

Step background color

Stage type

Organization: Name

Organization: Address

Organization: CNPJ

Organization: Telephone

Organization: Name of person

Organization: Person's email

Organization: Person's telephone number

Person: Name

Person: Email

Person: Phone

Products: Names (separated by comma)

Products: Quantities (separated by comma)

Products: Unit values (separated by comma)

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Created opportunity

For each created opportunity on Ramper Pipeline

How it works:

Whenever something happens on the source app

All happening in a single automation! ✨

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Created opportunity

For each created opportunity on Ramper Pipeline

Trigger

Information from Ramper Pipeline that can be used and sent to other apps.

Opportunity ID

Opportunity title

Opportunity contact type (Person or Organization)

Organization: ID

Person: ID

Responsible: ID

Revenue

Closing date

ID is Stage

Active Opportunity?

Opportunity creation date

Opportunity change date

Name of person responsible for the opportunity

Short name of the person responsible

Step name

Short step name

Step background color

Stage type

Organization: Name

Organization: Address

Organization: CNPJ

Organization: Telephone

Organization: Name of person

Organization: Person's email

Organization: Person's telephone number

Person: Name

Person: Email

Person: Phone

Products: Names (separated by comma)

Products: Quantities (separated by comma)

Products: Unit values (separated by comma)

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Won opportunity

For each won opportunity on Ramper Pipeline

How it works:

Whenever something happens on the source app

All happening in a single automation! ✨

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Won opportunity

For each won opportunity on Ramper Pipeline

Trigger

Information from Ramper Pipeline that can be used and sent to other apps.

ID

Opportunity title

Opportunity contact type (Person or Organization)

Organization ID

Person ID

Responsible ID

Revenue

Closing date

ID is Stage

Active Opportunity?

Creation date

Change date

Name of person responsible

Short name of the person responsible

Step name

Short step name

Step background color

Stage type

Organization: Name

Organization: Address

Organization: CNPJ

Organization: Telephone

Organization: Name

Organization: Email

Organization: Telephone

Person: Name

Person: Email

Person: Phone

Products: Names (separated by comma)

Products: Quantities (separated by comma)

Products: Unit values (separated by comma)

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Add task

add a task on Asana

How it works:

Whenever something happens on the source app

All happening in a single automation! ✨

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Add task

add a task on Asana

Action

Fields in Asana that can receive information from other apps.

Task name

Task description

Assignee selection

Responsible

Assignee's name

Followers

Tags

Task completion date

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Create opportunity

create an opportunity on Ramper Pipeline

How it works:

Whenever something happens on the source app

1. An deal will be created on Ramper Pipeline

2. A person associated with this deal will be created/updated on Ramper Pipeline

3. If desired, the created/updated deal can be assigned to a salesperson or distributed among registered salespeople on Ramper Pipeline (Round Robin)

All happening in a single automation! ✨

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Create opportunity

create an opportunity on Ramper Pipeline

Action

Fields in Ramper Pipeline that can receive information from other apps.

Distribute new opportunities

List of Sellers

Responsible person's email

Title Required

Sales stage Required

Revenue

Closing date

Historic

Opportunity for Required

Organization name

Organization address

Organization CNPJ

Organization phone

Name of person in the organization

Email of the organization person

Phone number of the organization person

Persons name

Person's email

Person's phone

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Automate Asana and Ramper Pipeline
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How to integrate apps with Pluga?

Pluga allows you to integrate two or more apps in a simple, practical way without needing to type a single line of code. Here are the steps to automate your tasks and start focusing on what really matters.

  • Trigger and source app of the automation

    What is the automation trigger?

    The trigger is the step that initiates automation. In the integration process, it is selected after choosing the source app. For example, if you choose Facebook Lead Ads as the source app, the trigger could be: For each response on an advertisement.

  • Action and destination app of the automation

    What is an action within an automation?

    The action serves as a response to the previously selected trigger. That is, it occurs once the trigger is activated. For example, in an automation between Facebook Lead Ads (source) and Google Sheets (destination), as soon as the trigger “For each response on an advertisement” is activated in the source app, the action “Add data to a new row on a spreadsheet” will be carried out in the destination app.

  • Information mapping of the automation

    How does information mapping work?

    Information mapping is where you configure which captured information from the source app will be sent to each field in the destination app(s).

    For example, in an automation between Facebook Lead Ads and Google Sheets, this step is where you will determine which contact information should fill in the spreadsheet fields.

  • Automation with multiple actions among more than two apps

    Is it possible to have more than one action?

    With Pluga, you can create automations by integrating several apps at once. For example, you can integrate Facebook Lead Ads + Google Sheets + Slack, so when the trigger is activated, the first action is executed and a notification is sent via Slack.

Automate Asana + Ramper Pipeline
and say goodbye to manual (and tedious) tasks!

By connecting the apps you use through Pluga, you can automate various processes in your routine and
have time for tasks that really matter.

Automatic transfer of your contacts' information to other apps

Automating the transfer of your contact base (leads) information to other apps can greatly facilitate tasks that involve managing them.

At Pluga, you can do this with ease and also helps optimize the work of people, avoiding possible human errors.

Card with contact information being sent to other apps

Automate your sales tracking

With the help of Pluga's automations, you can put your business's sales control on autopilot. This way, tasks surrounding inventory, finance, and logistics can be more aligned and optimized, directly impacting your customer's satisfaction.

Data from a new sale being sent to a spreadsheet

Automated financial control

Dealing with finances requires a lot of attention. For this, integrating apps can be a great ally! With Pluga, you can connect your financial management software and payment methods to other apps to automate tasks involving the organization of your finances.

Data from a new charge being sent to an invoicing app

Reduce communication noise - and rework!

If your company uses any type of internal communication tool, it's possible to automate the routine of notifications and alerts within it.

At Pluga, for example, you can connect this software to your project management platform so that every time a task changes status, this is communicated in a channel. In other words, it increases productivity, reduces communication noise, and avoids possible rework.

Automatic notification in the internal communication app

Customized alerts for customers

Often, personalized communication is what will captivate a customer to keep them interested in your brand. But doing this manually is almost impossible. Using Pluga, you can send these notifications automatically without losing personalization.

Automatic message sent to the customer's WhatsApp
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Asana

Project

Asana is a project and team management software. With this app, you can organize and manage tasks and processes for each team member in the company. Its features ensure effective monitoring of results and project progress, as well as the performance of employees.

Integrations with Asana Visit Asana
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Ramper Pipeline

CRM

Ramper Pipeline is a sales pipeline management app that helps companies visualize and track the progress of sales opportunities, manage contacts, and close deals.

Integrations with Ramper Pipeline Visit Ramper Pipeline

Frequently Asked Questions

  • With Pluga, you can easily automate Asana com Ramper Pipeline . Just follow these steps:

    • 1. Log in or sign up (for free) on Pluga and click on “Create automation”;
    • 2. Select the source app and trigger;
    • 3. Select the destination app and action;
    • 4. Make the necessary adjustments, specifying which data will be sent to one app to another.

  • By automating Asana with Ramper Pipeline on Pluga, you can automate various manual tasks that reduce productivity for those who perform them, while also avoiding human errors. The best part is that the process is simple and doesn’t require typing a single line of code.

  • On Pluga, you can make several automations for free with the free plan. Additionally, you have the option to try all the features for 7 days at no cost to create automations between Asana, Ramper Pipeline, and even other apps.

    We also offer three other plans, with prices ranging from $17 to $65 per month, which include premium automations and features, as well as a higher volume of events and automations. For companies with specific needs, we have the Enterprise plan, designed to offer customized solutions beyond the resources available in other plans.

    Check Pluga's pricing page for more details.