Asana
Your receptionist can turn a caller’s request into an Asana task for your team, and tell a caller where a job stands. Creating tasks goes through Zapier, because Asana’s API expects task fields nested inside a data object that webhook tools can’t send. Reading tasks uses a webhook tool.
Create tasks
Add the Asana action
In your Zapier MCP server, add the Asana Create Task action and connect your Asana account. Set the workspace and project to fixed values, and let the AI fill in the task name, notes, and due date.
Check a project’s open tasks
Create a personal access token
In Asana, open My settings → Apps → Manage Developer Apps, and create a personal access token. The token can see everything you can, so consider creating it from an account that only has access to the project.
completed_since=now makes Asana return only incomplete tasks. Name tasks after the customer, so your receptionist can find the caller’s task in the list.