Hi @Neyl and apologies for the late follow-up. Unfortunately, I don’t have an update on this topic at the moment, but I will make sure to keep you posted as soon as I do!
Also the calendar view gives a clean view for external/non-Asana users to see the main tasks that are part of a project, without getting into all weeds of the sub-tasks that usually also sync to Google calendar.
Hey @asana … have you made any progress with your “embed-to-the-web” a.k.a. “publish-to-the-web” a.k.a. iframe version of some of your screens? We want to (at the very least) have our clients be able to view some items (like project progress or calendars) to embed in our websites / client systems. ~Stephen King, CMO4Hire.com
I now have a working solution to embed read-only views using a workaround to by-pass the iFrame security lock. I won’t share the solution publicly yet (it took me a while to build it) but feel free to reach out to me privately to see if I can help!
I won’t share publicly for now, this is a tech workaround I spent some time on. Feel free to email me at bastien@ido-clarity.com and we’ll talk about it privately.
I usually share everything I do publicly at some point, not always on day 1.
I vote for this as well. The ability to embed the calendar in the team’s SharePoint intranet page and Teams channels would help ease day-to-day use of asana for our team and avoid making them go to an external site every time they want a glance at the project.
I would like to embed or link our Executive Team projects to our Executive Team page on our company intranet so that access to all our information is in one spot.