Asana provides businesses of all sizes across industries with a work management platform that improves user productivity, team accountability, and organizational clarity. Here are some of the use cases where Asana shines. Learn More
Organizational Management
Organizations provide their employees with a collaborative work platform that gives every team member the clarity they need to achieve their goals. It easily connects daily work and deliverables to goals and milestones so each team member knows how their tasks and responsibilities ladder up to company objectives.
Management
teams can easily plan, launch, track, and measure the results of their work. They can create product roadmaps, set goals, align priorities, and track milestones. It also has built-in communication, coordination, and collaboration features to help launch products or features smoothly.
Marketing
Asana includes the tools to help teams set marketing strategies, goals, and expectations. Teams can efficiently plan, organize, and execute marketing activities from start to finish. Some of the tools that are essential to marketing teams are multiple work views, request forms, automated workflows, and approval tracking.
IT Project Management
IT teams use Asana to keep their deployments on track and support teams quickly available to cover any emergency. Teams can use Asana to plan, track, and manage new IT equipment installations. They can also use it to collect and track help desk requests when opening new or expanding existing offices and work sites.