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TASK MANAGEMENT · THE AI QA REVIEWER FOR AGENCIES
Asana tasks that close themselves.
A sign-off in Superflow moves the linked Asana task to done. Statuses stay matched both ways, mapped to your columns. Set the mapping once.
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What crosses, and which way.
Superflow writes review state. Asana owns its own task fields. Neither overwrites the other's, and nothing echoes in a loop.
A client sign-off moves the linked task to your mapped done-state.
A reply on the review thread posts to the linked task's comments.
A review's step change moves the task to the mapped column.
A comment can create a linked task, if you turn that on.
A status change on the board reflects back onto the linked review.
A comment on the linked task posts back to the review thread.
Link once. The board follows.
Connect
Authorize Asana from settings.
Map
Match your Asana columns to Superflow statuses. Your names, not ours.
Work
Reviews run. The board updates itself, both ways.
What the Asana sync unlocks
The self-closing task.
The client approves. The linked task moves to your done-state on its own.
Without it: The board says open after the client said done.
Steps as columns.
The review's current step shows as the task's column, matched to your names.
Without it: You reconcile two boards by hand.
Comments as tasks, when you choose
A review comment can create a linked task with a back-link.
Without it: Action items get re-typed into the board.
Two-way, no overwrites.
Board changes reflect back, and each tool writes only its own fields.
Without it: Sync means overwrite.
Synced replies.
Answer on the task or on the review. The thread stays one conversation, in both places.
Without it: The discussion forks.
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AI does the first pass; a person or the client signs off on every asset. Confidence floors hide low-certainty findings, and any finding can be overridden.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Both. Sign-offs and steps flow to Asana. Board status flows back. Each side owns its own fields.
No. You map the link and the done-state yourself. Nothing is inferred. The mapping is the contract.
No. Clients see the review link. The board is yours.
That's the point of the mapping: your columns, matched to our statuses, once.
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