How do I authenticate with the Asana API?

Asana API uses API key authentication. Visit their developer portal to obtain your API credentials.

Does Asana have SDKs available?

Check the Asana developer documentation for available SDKs and client libraries.

Does Asana API support webhooks?

Check the Asana API documentation for webhook support and event subscriptions.

Asana API - Docs, SDKs & Integration

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Asana API profile

API styles

Developer docs

https://asana.com/developers

API Reference

https://asana.com/developers

Webhooks

Webhooks management API

Sandbox environment

Authentication

Identity protocols

SSO / Social login

OAuth playground

GraphQL playground

API Explorer

Postman / Insomnia collections

OpenAPI/Swagger specs

Free developer account

App listing requirements

Pagination style

CLI

Query Language

Community

GitHub

Custom object support

Stackoverflow tags

Integrations

Ecosystem

API pricing

API rate limits

API changelog

Status page

https://trust.asana.com/

Open-source

https://asana.com/templates/for/other/cross-functional-project-plan

Tutorials

Samples & examples

Base endpoint

GraphQL endpoint

IDE Extensions

Estimated developers

Estimated customers

Estimated users

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