This template watches a Google Drive folder for new files, downloads each file, and attaches it to an Asana task.
Put the Asana task ID in the file name. JavaScript reads that ID, then Asana uploads the file onto the task. Connect Google Drive and Asana, then point the trigger at the folder you use for task files.
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The scenario starts when a new file appears in the Google Drive folder you choose.
Latenode downloads the file so Asana can attach it.
JavaScript takes the Asana task ID from the file name.
Asana uploads the file as an attachment on that task.
Add a Google Drive connection and sign in with access to the folder you want to watch.
Add an Asana connection with permission to read tasks and upload attachments.
Put the Asana task ID in each file name. Watch that Drive folder, download the file, read the ID in JavaScript, then upload the attachment. Drop a test file and confirm it on the task.
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