Is Asana planning to solve this or should we just move to other softwares that are not trying to poach their user’s customers?
I’ve “unsolved” it. I wanted it to be known that the solution for our team was to use Gravity forms since Asana dropped the ball on this one. Gravity has been working great for us btw. No complaints at all.
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I’ve added a form to a website as a way to inject leads into my system. This works perfectly, however it has a lot of asana branding which I’d love to remove because this is external potential clients submitting, but I really need to get rid of the ‘try forms for free’ and ‘log in to asana’ after the form is submitted. This information is just confusing for would-be clients.
I can’t find any configuration in the forms setup to adjust this.
Thanks.
I’ve merged your post into an existing topic where you can click the title to scroll to the top and vote by clicking the purple Vote button.
Thanks,
Larry
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a year and a half and 73 votes and no progress? I keep running into things I can’t live with on Asana. Having Asana market directly to my customers is a big problem, I had to pull the form down immediately. I’m a paid customer, not free, I should be able to make a form without the marketing. I shouldn’t have to bounce this off another piece of software.
Two years later, we are still using Gravity Forms and are extremely happy with how customizable they are, especially the conditional logic and formatting options. Asana forms are not worth the effort, especially with their forced marketing.
@Amanda_Davis is Gravity Forms to Asana still working for you? We employ this method as well, but as of last week Weds, emails from our GF website are not making it into Asana.
@Denise_Chavez Yes, still working for us brilliantly. Make sure your Zapier integration is up to date.
Adding my voice to this thread, as it’s been nearly a year since the last comment and the need hasn’t gone away.
We use Asana for project management at a nonprofit. We would like to use Asana forms in public-facing places, and can probably live with a small “Powered by Asana” notice, but the lack of control over the post-submission experience makes the forms unusable for our needs.
At minimum, we need:
- The ability to set our own reply-to email address
- A redirect to a URL of our choice after submission
- Removal of any reference to viewing a task or to Asana task creation
Additionally, the ability to apply custom CSS and fonts to forms would be a welcome improvement, though we recognize that’s a bigger lift.
Is there any plan to add these features to Asana Forms?
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Shayna, I wouldn’t hold your breath waiting for these features from Asana. All of the things you want done can be achieved using Gravity Forms and Zapier. It isn’t a difficult integration.
Gravity forms is specific to WordPress, so not an option for our websites. In our Asana onboarding we were encouraged to use Asana forms for various public facing applications (bug reports, customer feedback, etc) but with out control of the post-submission experience that is no possible.
Have you tried Jotform? It integrates with Asana.