Turn every form submission into an Asana task, automatically.
Someone completes your formformform form.
The “New Submission” trigger fires instantly.
Your data lands where the work happens.
formformform is a form builder that sends your responses straight into Asana. The moment someone submits one of your forms, a new task can appear in the right project, dropped into the right section and assigned to the right teammate, with the submission details written into the task description and custom fields.
This Asana form integration runs through Zapier. formformform is the trigger: it watches for new submissions and starts the automation. Asana is the action: it creates or updates work. So the flow always moves one direction, from a form response to a task in your Asana workspace, which means no copy-pasting answers out of an inbox and no manual triage.
Whether you are collecting bug reports, intake requests, job applications, or event sign-ups, you can connect Asana to forms once and let every future submission land as a structured, trackable task. Map fields, set due dates, add followers, and keep your team working out of Asana instead of chasing scattered replies.
Concrete automations you can set up in minutes — no code required.
A support or QA team collects bug reports from users and wants each one to land as a trackable task instead of sitting in a shared inbox. Engineers pick them up from the Triage section during standup.
An agency or internal services team uses an intake form so new work is captured consistently. Each request becomes a task a project manager can prioritize and assign.
A recruiter wants every applicant to appear in a hiring pipeline board. Tasks move section to section as candidates progress through screening and interviews.
An events team collects registrations and needs each attendee tracked for confirmation, badges, and follow-up. Tasks keep logistics organized per registrant.
A product team gathers feedback and wants every piece logged for triage. The team groups tasks by theme to spot patterns and prioritize the roadmap.
A small operations team takes custom or wholesale orders through a form and needs each one tracked from received to shipped without losing details.
Funnel bug reports and feature requests from forms straight into Asana projects for triage.
Turn client intake forms into project tasks assigned to the right project manager.
Route job applications into a hiring pipeline board so candidates move through stages as tasks.
Collect feedback and feature requests as tasks grouped by theme for roadmap planning.
Convert registrations and RSVPs into follow-up tasks assigned to event hosts.
Capture orders and internal requests as fulfillment tasks with due dates and custom fields.
Build your form in formformform and publish it so it can accept submissions.
In Zapier, create a new Zap and choose formformform as the trigger app with the "New Submission" trigger.
Connect your formformform account and select the specific form you want to watch.
Add Asana as the action app and choose an action such as Create Task or Update Task.
Pick the workspace, project, and section, then map your form fields to the task title, description, assignee, due date, and custom fields.
Test the Zap with a sample submission to confirm the task appears correctly in Asana.
Turn the Zap on so every new submission creates a task automatically.
formformform's part of the connection is included, and Asana offers a free plan. The link runs through Zapier, which has a free tier that covers basic Zaps. High submission volumes or advanced steps like multi-step Zaps may require a paid Zapier or Asana plan, but you can start and test without paying.
Yes. formformform uses a real-time "New Submission" trigger, so the moment someone submits your form the Zap fires and the Asana task is created. There is no polling delay, so your team sees new work in Asana within seconds of a response coming in.
Yes. During setup you map each form answer to the field you want in Asana, including the task title, description, assignee, due date, and custom fields. You decide exactly which response goes where, so tasks arrive structured and ready to action instead of as a wall of raw text.
No. The whole connection is built in Zapier with a point-and-click Zap, choosing formformform's trigger, the Asana action, and mapping fields. There is nothing to install and no scripts to write. If you prefer a developer route, formformform also offers native outgoing webhooks that POST submission JSON to any URL.
Yes. When you set up the Asana action you select the workspace, project, and section the task should be created in. You can also build separate Zaps or use filters so different forms or answers route to different projects, keeping each team's board clean.
No. formformform is a trigger app only, so the automation always flows one direction: a new form submission creates or updates work in Asana. It cannot read tasks, projects, or any data out of Asana. For that you would use Asana's own tools or another integration.
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