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# Asana
[Asana](https://asana.com/) is a web and mobile application designed to help teams organize, track, and manage their work.
To begin, you will need:
* An [Asana](https://www.asana.com/) account
## Account integration using OAuth
**STEP 1**: Open your [Asana dashboard](https://www.asana.com/).
**STEP 2**: Click on your user icon in the top right.
**STEP 3**: Click on **\[My Settings…]**.
**STEP 4**: Click on the **\[Apps]** tab.
**STEP 5**: Click on **\[Manage Developer Apps].**
**STEP 6**: Click on **\[Create new app]**.
**Step 7**: Enter a name, accept the API terms and conditions, and click on **\[Create app].**
**Step 8**: Copy the **OAuth Callback URL** from iMBrace, and paste it in the **Redirect URLs** field and click **\[Add].**
**STEP 9**: In iMBrace, use the provided **Client ID** and **Client secret** with your Asana OAuth2 API credentials.
**STEP 10**: Click on the **\[Connect]** button in the OAuth section to connect an Asana account to iMBrace.
**DONE:** The credential can then be used for Asana nodes.
## **Account integration using access token**
**STEP 1**: Open your [Asana dashboard](https://app.asana.com/0/home/1203661144266200).
**STEP 2**: Click on your user icon in the top right of the window.
**STEP 3**: Click on **\[My Settings…]**.
**STEP 4**: Click on the **\[Apps]** tab.
**STEP 5**: Click on **\[Manage Developer Apps]**.
**STEP 6**: Click on **\[New access token]** under the **Personal access tokens** section.
**STEP 7**: Enter a name for the access token and agree to the **API terms and conditions.**
**STEP 8**: Click on the **\[Create token]** button.
**STEP 9**: In iMBrace, copy the token and use it with your Asana node credentials.
**STEP 10:** Click on the **\[Connect]** button to connect an Asana account to iMBrace.
**DONE:** The credential can then be used for Asana nodes.
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