Connect Asana with Sympla
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Added task
When a added task is on AsanaHow it works:
Whenever something happens on the source app
All happening in a single automation! ✨
Added task
When a added task is on AsanaTrigger
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
Approved order
For each new approved order on SymplaHow it works:
Whenever something happens on the source app
All happening in a single automation! ✨
Approved order
For each new approved order on SymplaTrigger
Order identifier
Total order amount
Buyer's first name
Buyer's last name
Buyer's email
Event ID
Request Date
Order update date
Order approval date
Order status
Discount Code
[Invoice] Address: city
[Invoice] Address: state
[Invoice] Address: neighborhood
[Invoice] Address: street
[Invoice] Address: 2nd street
[Invoice] Address: no.
[Invoice] Address: Zip Code
[Invoice] Customer name
[Invoice] Document No.
[Invoice] Document type
Transaction type
Full name of participants separated by comma
participant email separated by comma
Event's start date
Event's end date
Event name
Event's description
Event logo
Event URL
Event adress house name
Event adress street name
Event adress house number
Event adress house complement
Event adress neighbourhood
Event address city
Event address state code
Event address ZIP Code
Event address country
Event address latitude
Event address longitude
Expired order
For each new expired order on SymplaHow it works:
Whenever something happens on the source app
All happening in a single automation! ✨
Expired order
For each new expired order on SymplaTrigger
Order identifier
Total order amount
Buyer's first name
Buyer's last name
Buyer's email
Event ID
Request Date
Order update date
Order status
Discount Code
[Invoice] Address: city
[Invoice] Address: state
[Invoice] Address: neighborhood
[Invoice] Address: street
[Invoice] Address: 2nd street
[Invoice] Address: no.
[Invoice] Address: Zip Code
[Invoice] Document No.
[Invoice] Document type
Transaction type
Event's start date
Event's end date
Event name
Event's description
Event logo
Event URL
Event adress house name
Event adress street name
Event adress house number
Event adress house complement
Event adress neighbourhood
Event address city
Event address state code
Event address ZIP Code
Event address country
Event address latitude
Event address longitude
Approved participant
For each new participant with “approved” status on a Sympla eventHow it works:
Whenever something happens on the source app
All happening in a single automation! ✨
Approved participant
For each new participant with “approved” status on a Sympla eventTrigger
Participant identifier
Order Identifier
First name
Last name
Ticket name
Ticket number
Ticket price
Request Date
Order discount
Order update date
Order approval date
UTM source
UTM medium
UTM campaign
UTM term
UTM content
Cancelled/refunded order
For each new cancelled/refunded order on SymplaHow it works:
Whenever something happens on the source app
All happening in a single automation! ✨
Cancelled/refunded order
For each new cancelled/refunded order on SymplaTrigger
Order identifier
Total order amount
Buyer's first name
Buyer's last name
Buyer's email
Event ID
Request Date
Order update date
Order status
Discount Code
[Invoice] Address: city
[Invoice] Address: state
[Invoice] Address: neighborhood
[Invoice] Address: street
[Invoice] Address: 2nd street
[Invoice] Address: no.
[Invoice] Address: Zip Code
[Invoice] Document No.
[Invoice] Document type
Transaction type
Full name of participants separated by comma
participant email separated by comma
Event's start date
Event's end date
Event name
Event's description
Event logo
Event URL
Event adress house name
Event adress street name
Event adress house number
Event adress house complement
Event adress neighbourhood
Event address city
Event address state code
Event address ZIP Code
Event address country
Event address latitude
Event address longitude
Participant check-in
When check-in for a participant is completed on a Sympla eventHow it works:
Whenever something happens on the source app
All happening in a single automation! ✨
Participant check-in
When check-in for a participant is completed on a Sympla eventTrigger
Participant identifier
Order Identifier
First name
Last name
Ticket name
Ticket number
Ticket price
Created order
For each created order on SymplaHow it works:
Whenever something happens on the source app
All happening in a single automation! ✨
Created order
For each created order on SymplaTrigger
Order identifier
Total order amount
Buyer's first name
Buyer's last name
Buyer's email
Event ID
Request Date
Order update date
Order status
Discount Code
[Invoice] Address: city
[Invoice] Address: state
[Invoice] Address: neighborhood
[Invoice] Address: street
[Invoice] Address: 2nd street
[Invoice] Address: no.
[Invoice] Address: Zip Code
[Invoice] Document No.
[Invoice] Document type
Transaction type
Full name of participants separated by comma
participant email separated by comma
Event's start date
Event's end date
Event name
Event's description
Event logo
Event URL
Event adress house name
Event adress street name
Event adress house number
Event adress house complement
Event adress neighbourhood
Event address city
Event address state code
Event address ZIP Code
Event address country
Event address latitude
Event address longitude
Refused order
For each new declined order on SymplaHow it works:
Whenever something happens on the source app
All happening in a single automation! ✨
Refused order
For each new declined order on SymplaTrigger
Order identifier
Total order amount
Buyer's first name
Buyer's last name
Buyer's email
Event ID
Request Date
Order update date
Order status
Discount Code
[Invoice] Address: city
[Invoice] Address: state
[Invoice] Address: neighborhood
[Invoice] Address: street
[Invoice] Address: 2nd street
[Invoice] Address: no.
[Invoice] Address: Zip Code
[Invoice] Document No.
[Invoice] Document type
Transaction type
Event's start date
Event's end date
Event name
Event's description
Event logo
Event URL
Event adress house name
Event adress street name
Event adress house number
Event adress house complement
Event adress neighbourhood
Event address city
Event address state code
Event address ZIP Code
Event address country
Event address latitude
Event address longitude
Add task
add a task on AsanaHow it works:
Whenever something happens on the source app
All happening in a single automation! ✨
Add task
add a task on AsanaAction
Task name
Task description
Assignee selection
Responsible
Assignee's name
Followers
Tags
Task completion date
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For each new participant with “approved” status on a Sympla event, add a task on Asana
EXPLORE For each new approved order on Sympla, add a task on Asana
EXPLORE For each created order on Sympla, add a task on Asana
EXPLORE For each new declined order on Sympla, add a task on Asana
EXPLORE For each new expired order on Sympla, add a task on Asana
EXPLORE For each new cancelled/refunded order on Sympla, add a task on Asana
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What is the integration 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.
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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 integration 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.
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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 integration between Facebook Lead Ads and Google Sheets, this step is where you will determine which contact information should fill in the spreadsheet fields.
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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.
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ProjectAsana 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.
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EventSympla is an event management and creation platform. The app offers solutions for organizing, selling tickets, managing participants, and promoting online and in-person events. It is one of the well-known platforms in the Brazilian market, reaching all types of events and audiences.
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