Automate Kobana with Asana
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New payslips
For each created-paid billet on KobanaHow it works:
Whenever something happens on the source app
All happening in a single automation! ✨
New payslips
For each created-paid billet on KobanaTrigger
id
Billing Wallet ID
our number
amount
expires in
description
registered customer id
payer's name
Payer's CNPJ/CPF
payer email
payer's address
city of payer
payer state
payer's neighborhood
payer address number
complement of payer's address
telephone with payer's area code
status
pay day
payment amount
Bank slipURL
via API
late fine
late payment interest
drawer/guarantor
CNPJ/CPF of the drawer/guarantor
payment place
instructions for the cashier
Date of document
document type
document number
oil
creation date
update date
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
Paid payslip
For each paid billet on KobanaHow it works:
Whenever something happens on the source app
All happening in a single automation! ✨
Paid payslip
For each paid billet on KobanaTrigger
id
Billing Wallet ID
our number
amount
expires in
description
registered customer id
payer's name
Payer's CNPJ/CPF
payer email
payer's address
city of payer
payer status
payer's neighborhood
payer address number
complement of payer's address
telephone with payer's area code
status
pay day
payment amount
Bank slip URL
via API
late fine
late payment interest
drawer/guarantor
CNPJ/CPF of the drawer/guarantor
payment place
instructions for the cashier
Date of document
document type
document number
oil
creation date
update date
Created payslip
For each created billet on KobanaHow it works:
Whenever something happens on the source app
All happening in a single automation! ✨
Created payslip
For each created billet on KobanaTrigger
id
Billing Wallet ID
our number
amount
expires in
description
registered customer id
payer's name
Payer's CNPJ/CPF
payer email
payer's address
city of payer
payer State
payer's neighborhood
payer address number
complement of payer's address
telephone with payer's area code
status
pay day
payment amount
Bank slip URL
via API
late fine
late payment interest
drawer/guarantor
CNPJ/CPF of the drawer/guarantor
payment place
instructions for the cashier
Date of document
document type
document number
oil
creation date
update date
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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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.
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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.
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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 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.
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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 automation 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.
Automate Kobana + Asana
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. 
Kobana
PaymentKobana is a system for optimizing collections via bank slip. It offers secure issuance and hosting of bank slips, as well as features like image and PDF formats for slips, generation of CNAB remittance files, and reading of CNAB return files.
Integrations with Kobana Visit Kobana Asana
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.
Integrations with Asana Visit Asana