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On request

Reliable answers from Asana

c:node reads tasks, due dates and ownership in Asana with your own access and backs every answer with its citation. It also links them to documents, contracts and deadlines.

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@Nora, what is still open for the grant application?
NoraAI agent
Two tasks are open: the financing plan and the managing director's signature. The submission deadline under the funding guideline ends in 9 days.
Asana · Project grant applicationFunding guideline no. 4.2
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In practice

With c:node, your data becomes a reliable answer.

Today

Asana knows the tasks – but not the deadlines and requirements behind them.

  • Deadlines are in the guideline, not in the project
  • What is really blocking is hard to see
  • Status updates are written by hand
  • Tasks without a source lead to follow-up questions
With c:node

How teams use c:node with Asana.

  • Open itemsWhat is still missing – with the deadline from the requirement.
  • Deadlines in viewCheck tasks against guidelines and contracts.
  • Summarise statusProject status backed by evidence, not by hand.
  • Create tasksNew tasks from findings – only after approval.
Connection

Connected in three steps – no software on your machines.

1

Request connection

Our connection team sets up the connection for you on request. OAuth via your Asana account.

2

Ask

For example: “Which tasks due this week has nobody picked up yet?” Tasks per workspace via search. Tasks and comments only after your approval.

3

Approve

If c:node writes anything to Asana, it only happens after your approval.

On request: You can’t connect Asana yourself yet. Our connection team sets up the connection for you on request.

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Request Asana.

Our connection team sets up the connection for you on request – you approve, c:node answers with evidence.

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