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      • Administrator Guide
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        • Enable Edit Mode for Task Modifications
      • User Guide
        • Connecting Asana account
        • Asana Task Link Macro
        • Asana Task Card Macro
        • Asana Embedded Project
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          • Advanced Search
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        • Update your Asana Task directly in Confluence
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        • Configuring Linear Connection
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        • Changing Linear Workspace Name and URL
      • User Guide
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        • Linear Issue Table
      • Security Statement
    • Zoho Desk for Jira
      • Overview
      • Quick Start
      • Administrator Guide
        • Getting Started
        • Connection API Token
        • Mapping Jira Assignee to Ticket Owner
        • JQL on Associations Data
        • Configuring Connection Settings
        • Enable Attachment Synchronization
      • User Guide
        • Using Zoho Desk for Jira
        • Searching associated tickets with JQL
        • View Zoho Desk Comments in Jira
        • JQL on Associations Data
      • Security Statement
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        • Publish Internal Comments to Jira
      • User Guide
        • Using the add on
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Connecting Asana account

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User defined Connection

Before you can integrate Asana to Confluence, you need to connect your Asana account.

Go to Edit page and type /asana.

Select Asana Task Link. Click on Connect your Asana account.

Enter your Asana credentials.

Click on Allow when Granting Permission.

You are now authenticated and ready to use the macro.

Centralised Connection

Alternatively, instead of logging in using your own Asana account, you can also ask your Admin to setup a centralised account. Please check Configure Connection Types.