Cursive automatically creates Asana tasks when high-value visitors are identified on your website. Sales reps see follow-up tasks in their Asana workflow with visitor context already attached, ensuring no hot lead falls through the cracks.
When Cursive identifies a visitor, here is exactly how that data maps into Asana. No manual entry, just clean, structured records.
| Cursive Field | Asana Field | What Happens |
|---|---|---|
| Identified Visitors | Asana Tasks | Each high-value visitor triggers a new Asana task with visitor details in the description. |
| Company Profiles | Asana Custom Fields | Company name, size, and industry populate custom fields on the task for sorting and filtering. |
| Visitor Segments | Asana Projects/Sections | Different visitor segments route to different Asana projects or board sections. |
| Engagement Scores | Asana Priority Field | Visitor engagement scores map to Asana task priority for outreach ordering. |
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Connecting Cursive with Asana unlocks workflows that save hours every week and make sure no qualified lead slips through the cracks.
When Cursive identifies a visitor with a high engagement score (pricing page, multiple visits, target account), automatically create an Asana task with the visitor name, company, email, pages visited, and suggested talking points in the task description.
Use Cursive segment rules and Asana project assignments to route visitor follow-up tasks to the right rep. Enterprise visitors go to the enterprise AE, mid-market to the mid-market team. Each rep sees their assigned leads in their Asana My Tasks view.
Move Asana tasks through board columns (New Lead, Contacted, Meeting Scheduled, Qualified, Closed) as reps progress through outreach. Use Asana reporting to measure time-to-contact, conversion rates, and pipeline velocity from Cursive-sourced leads.
With Cursive's visitor identification data flowing into Asana, you can build any workflow your revenue team needs.
Getting Cursive and Asana connected takes just a few minutes. Follow the steps below.
In Asana, create a project for Cursive leads with sections matching your sales workflow (New, Contacted, Meeting, Qualified, etc.).
Add custom fields for Company, Engagement Score, and Source to the project.
In Cursive, go to Integrations > Add Webhook and select Asana. Authenticate with your Asana account.
Map Cursive visitor fields to Asana task fields and set conditions for which visitors trigger task creation.
Test by visiting your site from a qualifying company and confirming a task appears in your Asana project.
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Yes. Set conditions in Cursive such as minimum engagement score, specific pages visited, company size thresholds, or target account lists. Only visitors meeting your criteria trigger task creation.
You can configure assignment rules in Cursive based on visitor attributes (territory, company size, industry) or use Asana Rules to auto-assign tasks after creation based on custom field values.
Cursive includes deduplication logic. If a visitor has already triggered a task (matched by email), Cursive can add a comment to the existing task instead of creating a new one.
Yes. Asana Rules can trigger on new tasks from Cursive. For example, auto-assign based on custom field values, move to a section, add followers, or send notifications.
Custom fields and advanced automations require Asana Premium or Business. Basic task creation works on the free plan, but you will miss the sorting and routing capabilities.
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