Sana-Asana Workflow Automation

@hareshfinadiya

Hi, I am Haresh, having 14+ years of experience in Software Testing Industry. - Having unique blend of knowledge in Quality Product Delivery, Processes Management, Functional testing, Integration and regression testing, load and Perfromance Testing which help me to take the Quality of the software to the next level. - Hands on experience on testing Desktop, Web Based, Mobile application and ERP based application. - Hands on experience on automation testing tools on selenium webdriver, jmeter, katalon studio, Appium, cypress, selenium with TestNG freamwork etc.. - Thorough understanding of Product Delivery Life Cycle, Software Testing Life Cycle and Software Development Life Cycle. - Experience in Well conversant with writing Test plan,Test Cases,Bug report, Release Note and Product Health Report. - Worked in various domains like Finance, Retail, Web Portals, Healthcare, ecommnerce, CMS, Eduction Portal, Life Insurance, ERP system etc. - I do have require mobile devices to test mobile view or applications like android and iOS applications. - I have hands on experience with Git, postman, MSSQL Server. Kindly review my profile and let me know you view over the same. Thanks, Haresh

@ahmedtahash

Hi there, I’d love to help automate your Zoom-to-Asana workflow. I can build a fully hands-free system that fetches Zoom transcripts, uses the Sana API for clean summaries, and posts them to the correct Asana tasks automatically. This can be done efficiently using either Zapier or a lightweight Node.js script (Express + Axios) with webhooks, depending on your preference for flexibility and maintainability. I will ensure reliable authentication with all APIs, proper error handling, basic logging, and fast delivery of summaries within minutes of the meeting ending. I’ll also provide a clear README with environment variables, setup instructions, and guidance for adjusting task-matching logic. Have you already defined whether the Asana task matching should rely on client name, custom fields, or a combination of both to ensure 100% accuracy?

@duncank52

Hi there, "Sana-Asana Workflow Automation" is the kind of work I do regularly – turning a detailed brief into something stable, clear and easy for you to use. Here’s how I’d approach it: • Tighten each pass so there is zero filler and every sentence earns its place. • Structure the content so the most important ideas land fast, even on a quick skim. If you prefer, we can begin with a small sample so you can confirm the direction first. If this feels like the right approach, I’d be keen to get going and keep the process simple on your side. Best regards, Duncan

@jovnna1e

Hey there! Your development project caught my eye. I'm genuinely excited about this project - it's right in my wheelhouse. Relevant skills I bring: javascript, python, javascript, automation, zapier My process: Quick discovery call → Solution design → Implementation → Testing → Handover with documentation. I'm available to start right away and can dedicate focused time to your project. Looking forward to hearing from you! Feel free to ask any questions. Best regards, Jovnna

@OlehZven

Hi there, I understand your workflow perfectly: you need a fully automated "hands-free" pipeline where a finished Zoom meeting triggers a Sana summary and posts it directly to Asana. Here is how I will build this for you: Trigger: Set up a Webhook listener that instantly detects when a Zoom recording is ready. Process: My script will fetch the recording, authenticate with the Sana API to generate the summary, and capture the output. Delivery: The script will locate the correct task in Asana (using client names or custom fields) and post the summary automatically. Why me? I specialize in Python Automation and API integrations. While you mentioned Node.js, I can build this efficiently using Python (FastAPI/Requests), which is robust for handling JSON data and API webhooks. I have experience creating custom bots and scrapers that run 24/7 without manual input. I will provide: Clean, well-documented code. A README file for easy setup. Error handling (logging if an API fails). I am available to start immediately. Let's automate this routine. Best regards, Oleh

@nicolasalexandro

Hey — saw your post about automating Zoom → Sana → Asana so your post‑meeting routine basically disappears. The painful part here is always getting the “right” summary into the “right” Asana task reliably, especially when client names or fields aren’t perfectly consistent. Quick question before I suggest an approach: do you already have a consistent Asana field (client ID / email / project code) that also exists in your Zoom meetings, or does the matching need to be inferred from titles/names? I’ve built multi-API workflows with Zoom webhooks and task tools before, with logging around failures so you actually know when something broke instead of silently losing data. If you send over your current Asana structure and a sample Zoom recording/transcript (or Sana API setup details), I can review and tell you the cleanest way to wire this up for you.

@dinesht50

Hi, Hope you're doing well! With 4+ years of experience in Web Development and Automation, I specialize in tools like GoHighLevel (GHL), N8N, Zapier, HubSpot, Power Automate, Zoho crm, and Make.com. In GHL, I’ve handled complete setups—funnels, calendars, lead forms, AI chatbots, domain/DNS setup, and workflow automations. In N8N, I’ve built advanced AI workflows that auto-reply via Twilio using custom prompts. In Zapier, I’ve automated tasks like Slack/Email alerts, Google Sheets updates via Webhooks, etc. In HubSpot, I’ve created lead workflows and migrated data to GHL using Python APIs. In Power Automate, I automated PDF-to-Word conversions, dynamic renaming, and organized file storage in OneDrive. These are just a few highlights—I’m confident I can add value to your project with timely and high-quality delivery. Looking forward to the opportunity to collaborate! Best regards, Dinesh