My new org uses both Asana and Notion. Both tools are new to me, but since I came from a Monday org, Asana is conceptually familiar to me. I’d love to learn how other teams are using these tools together, whether integrated or the distinct ways they’re used side-by-side.
Hi @Sarah_Miller9 , here’s a great guide by @Arthur_BEGOU :
However, my 2cents would be for your company to eventually consolidate Asana and Notion into just using one of them, preferably Asana, of course 
so that you have one source of truth. Unless there is a specific feature that Notion has which Asana currently doesn’t support?
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I’m new to the company, so still learning the uses for both here. Looking for examples/use cases of ways folks are using them together, more than how they can be used. I think a draw of Notion is for folks who don’t come from a task management background and are more used to having some narrative alongside their project. It provides a lot of context without clicking into different views and feels more like a document that can be read than a plan to be followed.
Hi @Sarah_Miller9 , the closest thing in Asana to what you describe in Notion as a doc, would be the new Notes tab which you can add to your project’s view tabs. Make sure to check it out
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This could be a step in the right direction. At least something that might work for me and be familiar enough to the cross-functional teams that use Notion that they’ll work with me.
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I forgot to mention that you can add multiple Notes tabs to a project. And the good news is that the limit of total tabs in a projects has just been bumped up from 12 to 50!