TaskWork + Asana
Platinum Asana Partner: scope, governance and acceptance.
For companies evaluating an Asana partner: what to expect in scope, rollout discipline, governance, adoption and acceptance criteria at each stage.
What to require from a partner
Verify the tier in Asana’s official directory
Ask for scope in writing before anything is configured
Agree on acceptance criteria per stage
Define who answers after the rollout
Scope
Acceptance
Single contact
Credential
What Platinum Solutions Partner means
Asana runs a formal partner program organized in tiers, and Platinum is the highest. TaskWork is listed in the official directory.
A formal network, with verifiable tiers
The Asana Solutions Partners program brings together those who refer, sell, implement and build solutions. The tier is verified in the official directory, not on this page.
Formal training on the product
A Solutions Partner maintains a team with formal Asana product training and enterprise implementation capability backed by its own methodology.
Licensing, implementation and support through one point of contact
The same point of contact handles licensing, implementation and ongoing support instead of splitting responsibility across vendors.
Discipline
What to expect from a partner at this tier
The tier is not a promise of results: it is a discipline you can audit.
The tier is checked in Asana’s official directory, not on the vendor’s word.
What is managed in Asana and what stays out is defined before anyone touches the configuration.
No stage closes without real users working inside the agreed standard.
It is written down who owns the environment once the project ends.
Decision without empty promises
The page sells clarity and method, not loose numbers. Public references guide the conversation, but outcomes depend on real context.
About the credential
Questions worth asking any partner
What exactly does the Platinum tier grant?
The specific benefits of the tier are governed by the partner program agreement, which is confidential. TaskWork does not publish benefit claims that Asana does not document publicly.
How do I check the tier?
In Asana’s official directory. The tier is verified there, not on this page.
Does the tier guarantee the project outcome?
No. It indicates product training, enterprise implementation capability and formal commitment to the ecosystem; the outcome still depends on context and rollout discipline.
Verify before hiring a partner
Check the tier in the official directory and ask for scope in writing before anyone configures anything.
Bring Asana partner governance into a practical assessment.
TaskWork answers for license, deployment and ongoing support through a single point of contact.