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Rize + Asana

Native Asana time tracking integration. Rize automatically logs hours to Asana tasks and projects — no timers to start. See exactly how long each task takes.

The problem

Why Asana alone isn't enough

Asana is a project management tool, not a time tracker. It has custom fields for logging hours, but there is no built-in timer — someone has to manually type in how long a task took. For teams billing clients, this means time data is always an estimate, not a measurement.

Teams using Asana for client work typically lose 15–40% of billable hours because short tasks, context switches, and admin work never get logged. A 10-minute email thread, a 5-minute Slack reply, a quick design review — these add up to hours per week that never appear on a timesheet.

Rize fixes this by tracking time automatically across every application your team uses — not just Asana. It uses AI to categorize hours by client and project, then syncs accurate time data back to Asana via a native integration. Your tasks get real hours, not guesses.

What you can do

Automatically track time spent on Asana tasks and projects

AI categorizes hours by client, project, and task type

Native integration syncs time entries to Asana

Log billable hours to specific clients and workspaces

Generate time reports grouped by Asana project or team

Privacy-first — no screenshots or keystroke monitoring

Key benefits

What you get with Rize

Accurate time data on every Asana task

Rize captures every minute spent working on Asana tasks — including time in related tools like Figma, Slack, and email. Time entries sync to Asana automatically so your project data reflects reality.

Recover unbilled hours

Manual time logging misses the small tasks that add up. Rize captures context switches, quick communications, and research time that manual methods always miss. Teams typically recover 20% more billable hours.

Better capacity planning

With accurate time data on every task, you can forecast project timelines and team capacity based on real data instead of optimistic estimates. Compare actual hours vs. Asana time estimates to improve future planning.

No adoption friction

Rize runs in the background. Your team keeps working in Asana as they always have — the time data appears automatically. No training, no timer habits to build, no compliance reminders.

How to set it up

1

Install Rize on your computer

2

Go to Settings → Integrations

3

Connect your Asana account

4

Map Rize categories to Asana projects

5

Time data flows automatically to your Asana workspace

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Rize integrates directly with Asana — no Zapier or third-party tools required. Connect your account in Settings and time tracking data syncs to your Asana tasks automatically.

Yes. Rize tracks time automatically in the background with no timers to start or stop. Your Asana tasks still get accurate time data, just without the manual effort.

Yes. You can generate time reports by Asana project and roll up hours across a portfolio to understand how time is allocated across initiatives and whether delivery timelines are realistic.

Teams using manual time entry in Asana typically lose 15–40% of billable hours to forgotten entries and rounded estimates. Rize captures every session automatically, eliminating the gap between time worked and time recorded.

No. Rize is privacy-first — it never takes screenshots, records keystrokes, or captures screen content. It only reads which application is in the foreground to categorize your time.

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