A change Asana has made affects how new projects are set up. Here's what you'll need to do to ensure Flowsana continues to work seamlessly.
What changed in Asana
Asana has updated the project creation flow (April/May 2026). When creating a new project, you will no longer see the option to set a Team (Asana now calls this the “Associated Team”) during setup. Instead, Asana now only offers the option to “Share” the project with teams.
Why this matters for Flowsana
Flowsana relies on the "Associated Team" to recognize your project and determine Billable Users. Without it, Flowsana won't be able to pick up your project as expected.
While Asana is moving to a design where projects no longer have to exist inside of teams, Flowsana will be continuing its current design. You will still need to associate your project with a team for it to be visible to Flowsana. |
What you need to do
When creating a new project in Asana, you have two options to ensure Flowsana works properly:
Option 1 — Set the Associated Team after project creation |
Option 2 — Share the project with your team during creation |
Good news: Project templates still work automatically
If you use project templates that have a Flowsana workflow enabled, you're all set — any new project created from those templates will automatically have the workflow applied. No extra steps needed.