Asana Webhook

through pathfix automation, you can enable user webhook listening for all your user that have connected their asana account via pathfix oauth the following documentation will guide you on how you can setup your asana account and setup asana webhook listening for all your connected users setup in pathfix oauth before proceeding, make sure you have setup your asana integration in pathfix oauth and have added the connect button for your users to be able to connect their square accounts configure your asana integration in pathfix oauth add the script tag in your application to allow your users to authenticate their asana accounts (detailed documentation for pathfix oauth can be found here ) setup in pathfix automation create a blank automation by clicking on design and selecting create new give your first task a name to save the automation (autosave) click on the test and publish tab and click on test to run a test on the automation on successful completion, click on publish to live click on endpoints and copy the endpoint url for use in the webhook setup live endpoint is for live environments and dev endpoint is for testing/development click on webhooks from the top navigation and click on create new select asana from the list of provider webhooks paste the endpoint url copied from the automation into the callback url section click on the pathfix oauth tab and enter your pathfix oauth public key and private key generate your webhook uri by clicking on the webhook uri section click on save and save the settings on the webhooks page, click on activate against asana to activate your webhook the webhook activation will take a few minutes and will happen in the background (click on refresh on the top navigation to refresh the page) once activated, the webhook status will turn green setup in asana there is no additional setup required in asana once your user connects their asana account through the connect button (pathfix oauth), the webhook listening will get activated for the user testing your webhook setup we recommend running a test on your webhook setup to make sure the setup is right to do this go to your pathfix oauth account and click on test connection for asana click on connect/re connect and connect an asana account on successful connection, the automation will start listening for changes in asana for the connected user you will see the webhook user count increase (if it doesn't increase at first, click on refresh on the top navigation) go to your asana app and create a test entry go to your pathfix automation account and click on monitor you should see the test event created would have triggered a webhook call your test is successful configure your automation now that your webhook has been setup successfully, you will need to copy the payload sent by asana and captured by pathfix automation and create your automation here are the few initial steps to get you going copy the request received from our test event go to the automation created and paste the request into the call data (json) section of the first task from here, you can call an api, run a condition or process the data as you please through the automation important any changes made to the automation will need to be done in the dev environment once changes are made, you will first have to test the automation and on successful completion then publish to live please note, without publishing to live, the changes will not go into effect few points to note on the json the pathfix user id is the same user id that is sent via the pathfix oauth system this generally is the current users unique id the data section of the json is the exact data that is sent by the provider need help? reach out to our support via support\@pathfix com or live chat through your pathfix dashboard