Team sharing lets you share projects and portfolios with entire teams, and makes it simpler to manage access and notifications at scale.
Paid users in organizations can share projects with up to 10 teams in Asana.
To share a project with a team:
Team members will be indirect members of the project through their team's access. An indirect member is a user who is granted access to a project through a team.
When inviting a team to a project, you have the option to customize their notification settings. Project admins and team members can customize notification settings for a team by navigating to the Manage notification settings link in the share modal.
Users can always manage notifications themselves by navigating to a project's Notification settings. Here they can toggle notifications on or off for things like status updates, messages, and new tasks.
Project admins and editors can share a project with a team in Asana.
Paid users in organizations can share projects with up to 10 teams, while free users are limited to only sharing projects with the project's containing team.
Available for Advanced, Enterprise, and Enterprise+ customers.
Team sharing for portfolios makes it possible to share a portfolio with entire teams, as well as with individuals.
To share a portfolio with a team:
Use the options in the portfolio share modal to choose notification settings and access levels for the team(s) you share the portfolio with.
Team sharing for custom fields allows you to easily grant access to a custom field to all members of a specific team. This is especially useful when your team needs to use and report on the same field across multiple projects. When a field is shared with a team, all current and future members of that team will automatically receive access to the field, based on the role you assign.
When editing a custom field, you can share it with a team to make the field available to all team members in any project they can access. Each team can be assigned one of the following roles:
You can also continue to share the field with individuals directly. A person's highest level of access—across team and individual roles—will apply. New members added to the team will inherit the team’s assigned access level automatically.
To share a field with a team: