Integration

Sensra + Asana

Send approved scope tasks from Sensra into Asana projects. Sensra is the upstream planning layer before PM tools.

Approved scope becomes tasks before delivery starts

Task context keeps links back to the source scope

Planning artifacts stay reviewable in Sensra

Workflow

How the handoff works

Sensra captures intake, drafts the scope, and requires review before any delivery work moves into Asana.

  1. 01Capture intake and draft scope in Sensra
  2. 02Review and approve the scope with your team
  3. 03Push tasks into Asana with notes and due dates

Best fit

Agency delivery kickoff handoffs
Implementation projects with scoped milestones
Client work that needs clear approval gates

Better together

Why Asana teams add Sensra upstream

Most service teams already use Asana to manage delivery. The gap is everything that happens before the first task is created — capturing what the client actually needs, writing a clear proposal, getting sign-off, and turning approved scope into a delivery plan your team can trust. Sensra fills that gap.

Without a structured upstream layer, teams start Asana tasks based on informal conversations, slide decks, or shared docs that are already out of date. Scope creep, revision cycles, and misaligned expectations follow. Sensra gives your intake and proposal workflow the same structure your delivery work already has in Asana.

Sensra is best at

  • Capturing and structuring client intake
  • Drafting proposals and scopes of work with AI
  • Running client approval and change-request flows
  • Generating delivery tasks from approved scope

Asana is best at

  • Managing delivery execution and task tracking
  • Coordinating team workload and assignments
  • Reporting and visibility across ongoing work
  • Keeping delivery organized after scope is set

Start upstream

Structure your intake before Asana runs the delivery

Sensra keeps client intake, proposals, and scope approval upstream. Asana stays focused on delivery execution. Together they close the gap between what your client approved and what your team builds.