Add a customer dimension to your Asana workflows — see which tasks are driven by real demand vs. internal ideas.
Asana teams care about workflow clarity. Everything has a project, a section, an owner, a due date. The system works — until you need to answer "but do customers actually want this?" That question usually sends someone digging through support tickets, Slack threads, and meeting notes. It's a time sink, and the answer is always incomplete. Pilea plugs that gap. Customer feedback from any source — calls, support, surveys, Slack — flows into Pilea, and you push it directly to Asana tasks with summarized context. Your team sees exactly what customers said and why it matters, right inside the task they're already working on. The sync goes both ways. As tasks move through your Asana projects — from planned to in progress to complete — those status changes flow back to Pilea. You always have a clear picture of which customer requests have tasks, where those tasks sit in the workflow, and what's been delivered. The result is a backlog where every task has a clear story: how many customers asked for it, what revenue they represent, and whether it's a real customer need or just an internal idea. That's the kind of clarity that makes planning meetings actually productive.
