INTEGRATION · ASANA

Recommendations, in the project plan.

Turn any Navigator AI recommendation into an Asana task in one click — dropped into the right project and section, with acceptance criteria, proof URLs, and expected-lift framing attached, plus a link back to the source in Optimize Pilot.

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◉ PROJECT + SECTION PICKER◉ ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA INCLUDED◉ LINKS BACK TO SOURCE

THE PROBLEM

Your work lives in Asana. Your growth data lives somewhere else.

The team runs the work in Asana. The growth tool keeps its own queue. That split is why recommendations stall on the backlog. This integration lands Navigator's recommendations in the Asana project where the work actually happens — acceptance criteria and proof URLs pre-populated.

◆ CAPABILITIES

The work shows up where the team works.

ONE-CLICK CREATE

From recommendation to task in seconds.

Pick an Asana project + section, and the task auto-populates with the recommendation title, description, hypothesis, expected lift, and reasoning trace. Assign an owner, set a due date, move on.

Project + section picker with workspace scoping
Auto-populated description + acceptance criteria
Proof URLs and Navigator reasoning trace attached
Due date + assignee pre-selectable per workspace

PRODUCT VISUAL — PLACEHOLDER

ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA

The Definition of Done is the reasoning trace.

Every task includes structured acceptance criteria drawn from the Navigator recommendation: what to change, what metric to watch, what guardrails to uphold, and the proof URL to check post-deploy. No more "done when they say done."

Structured task description (change, metric, guardrail, proof URL)
Attachments link back to the source Navigator recommendation
Auditable per-task handoff context

PRODUCT VISUAL — PLACEHOLDER

FULL CONTEXT

Every task carries the case, and a link home.

Each Asana task is created with the full context from Navigator — hypothesis, expected lift, acceptance criteria, proof URLs — and a link back to its source recommendation in Optimize Pilot. The team can always trace a task to the data behind it.