AI beyond
boundaries.
Data, agents and systems connected through clear architecture. Assess with TaskWork where AI could make sense in your operation.
Connect the workflow.
Preserve context.
StackAI is a no-code platform for designing, testing and operating AI automations. Part of Asana, it extends the focus to processes involving different enterprise systems.
Start with the right questions
Data origin, quality and classification.
Systems involved and automation effects.
Boundaries, exceptions and human approval.
Data. Systems.
Governance.
Explore the three assessment workstreams.
A reliable foundation for AI.
Map the required information and what should stay out of the workflow.
- Sources and owners
- Quality and freshness
- Classification and access
Every connection has a purpose.
Design how the process spans tools, without assuming every integration is ready.
- Inputs and outputs by system
- Dependencies and limitations
- Failure handling
Autonomy with clear boundaries.
Define where automation can act and where the team must decide.
- Reviews and approvals
- Decision records
- Exception owners
From the current situation
to target architecture.
Map
Understand processes, systems and bottlenecks.
Prioritize
Choose a workflow and its value criteria.
Set boundaries
Define data, access and approvals.
Guide
Organize dependencies and next steps.
A good decision
starts with architecture.
Understand each component’s role before choosing how to implement.
Platform and conditions
Features, connectors, licensing and technical conditions must be validated with the vendor for each scenario.
Explore the platformArchitecture advisory
Our scope here is process, data and governance assessment. This page does not announce StackAI implementation or a confirmed specific partnership.
Discuss my situationEvery layer.
An owner.
Asana / StackAI
Features and development.
Licensing and access.
Technical documentation.
TaskWork
Situation and opportunities.
Processes, data and governance.
Criteria for next steps.
Your organization
Priorities and adoption.
Access and classification.
Approvals and owners.
Essential questions.
Is StackAI part of Asana?
Yes. Asana announced the completed acquisition in May 2026 and includes StackAI in its product portfolio.
Does TaskWork implement StackAI?
The scope presented here is architecture, process, data and governance advisory. We do not announce specific StackAI implementation or partnerships without confirmation.
Can any system be connected?
Feasibility depends on each system’s connectors, APIs, permissions and conditions. These dependencies must be checked before assuming an integration is possible.
What should I prepare for the first conversation?
Choose a process, list the systems involved and identify the data used and its owners. Also bring the points requiring approval or review.
Think about the entire workflow.
Start with the design.
Let’s discuss data, systems and governance in your architecture.
