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✌️ Turn every Asana task into a Linkedin, Facebook, ..., content !

3 steps away.

Choose the Asana project from which you would like to post on your social networks.

1. Connect to Asana

From Asana, add the "sociana" application. Then connect your Asana account to the application and follow the instructions.

2. Connect your social networks

The second step is to connect your social accounts. With sociana, you don't need any other tools. You manage all your social networks from within Asana.

Represent the different social networks connected to your sociana account.

Represents being able to publish your Asana task on the social networks of your choice.

3. Publish from Asana

All right! You can now publish from your Asana space. Each task will correspond to a post on a social network.
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From the mobile app

Your posts can be accessed from the Asana mobile app to publish from anywhere. Connecting sociana simplifies the management of your social networks.

Represent your social content management from the Asana mobile app.

Asana universe

You can manage all your posts without leaving Asana, for greater efficiency, security and collaboration.

Represent your social content management from Asana desktop

Manage all posts

Manage your story, image, video and carousel posts. You always have your previous posts at hand. Duplicate them, adjust them and post them from Asana.

Use AI in Asana

Use Asana's built-in AI to write your posts and work on them to gain more engagement.

Collaborate

Write posts between colleagues for greater efficiency and a much better result.

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The power of Asana for your communication

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What's the difference between sociana and Zapier

Here are the main differences between Sociana and Zapier:
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- Zapier requires the use of a third-party tool such as Buffer, Hubspot, Agorapulse, etc., which increases costs considerably.

- Zapier requires you to exit Asana to manage your posts in the third-party tool

- Zapier doesn't allow you to centralize post management in Asana, which lowers security and makes it more complex to publish on different social networks

sociana lets you stay completely in Asana to manage your social networks. No need to automate tasks or know the no-code. It's all made easy!

Which networks are available?

sociana allows you to connect the following networks to your Asana projects:
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- LinkedIn (available)
- Facebook (available)
- Twitter (soon)
- Threads (soon)

What's the difference between sociana and Buffer?

You can't use Buffer without leaving Asana.
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This forces you either to go through an automation tool like Zapier, or to manage everything in Buffer.
This means you have to pay for another tool and set up a tool from scratch.

Whereas with sociana, you keep control of Asana and your rules and user rights are preserved.

Do I need technical skills to configure sociana?

No skills are required to install sociana in Asana.
Just add the Sociana application to your project, and you're on your way.
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All you have to do is connect your Asana account and then your social accounts, and then each task is transformed into a potential post.
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⚡Magic, isn't it?

Why Sociana ?

Before

Represents the sociana front with no-code tools.

Sticking points

Budget 💰💰

Create two new accounts (Zapier and publishing tool)

Nocode knowledge required

Manage tool rights

Cascading sticking points

Your editorial schedule depends on 2 applications
You need to make sure that the 2 applications are always connected to each other.

Now

Benefits of using sociana

A single start-up configuration

Budget 📉📉

You stay in the Asana environment at all times

No knowledge of nocode required

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