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# Import your Asana data to Plane
> With the Asana importer, you can easily import issues, states, labels, priorities and user data from Asana to Plane and continue managing your existing projects.
## Import from Asana[](#import-from-asana "Direct link to Import from Asana")
> **Role**: Workspace admins
To import issue types from Asana, make sure the [Work item types](/core-concepts/issues/issue-types) feature is enabled in your Plane workspace.
To import Asana issues to a Plane project, follow these steps:
1. Click the **∨** icon next to your workspace name on the sidebar and select **Workspace Settings**.
2. Select **Imports** on the right pane and click the **Import** button in the Asana section. 
3. In the **Asana to Plane Migration Assistant** screen, enter your **Personal Access Token** to allow Plane access to your Asana account. 
4. Click the **Connect Asana** button to link the accounts.
5. Click the **Import** button under the **Imports** section. 
6. **Configure Plane** Select the Plane project where you want to import your Asana data and and click **Next**. 
7. **Configure Asana** Choose the workspace and project in Asana from where you want to import data. 
8. **Map states** Map **Asana sections** to their equivalent **Plane states**. 
9. **Map priorities** Map the **Asana priorities** to the corresponding **Plane priorities**. If there's no match, select **None** in the **Plane priorities** list. 
10. **Summary** Review the mappings and make any changes if needed. Click **Back** to adjust, or click **Confirm** to start the migration. 
11. The data migration begins and takes a few minutes to complete depending on the number of issues in your Asana workspace. 
12. Once it's done, go to **Work items** in your Plane project to confirm that the data import is successful.
## Imported entities[](#imported-entities "Direct link to Imported entities")
Here’s a quick look at what gets imported during the migration from Asana to Plane:
| Asana | Plane | Notes |
| ------------------------------- | ----------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Labels | Labels | |
| Status | States | |
| Issue priorities | Priorities | |
| Users | Users | |
| Issues | Work items | |
| Relations | Parent | Includes only parent-child relationships |
| Issue comments | Work item comments | Includes username and timestamp. If you skip user import during migration, comments will show the name of the user who performed the migration. |
| Issue attachments | Work item attachments | |
| Reporter | Created by | |
| Created | Created at | |
| Assignee | Assignees | If you skip user import during migration, this will be blank. |
| Issue types | Labels \| Prefix in Issue title | |
| Images in the Issue description | Images in the Work item description | |
| Summary | Work item title | |
| Start date | Start date | |
| Due date | Due date | |
| Linked Issues | Links | Includes backlinks to the original Asana issue. |
## Sync Asana to Plane[](#sync-asana-to-plane "Direct link to Sync Asana to Plane")
After the import, if there are any new or updated issues in Asana, you can easily sync these changes to Plane:
1. Go to **Workspace settings**.
2. Select **Imports** on the right pane.
3. Click the **Re run** button next to the project you want to sync. 