Asana, Inc.(NYSE: ASAN)(LTSE: ASAN), the platform designed for human-agent collaboration, recently reported that it has finalized the purchase ofStackAI. StackAI is a no-code AI workflow platform that allows businesses to create, test, deploy, and manage custom AI agents and intelligent automation for critical business processes. The platform integrates workflows, data, and actions across enterprise systems like ERP, CRM, and ITSM, to automate operational tasks such as customer support, IT service requests, compliance procedures, and other cross-departmental business operations. Headquartered in San Francisco, the company has established a strong reputation with clients in financial services, healthcare, and professional services—industries that require the highest levels of security, reliability, and enterprise governance.
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StackAI is among the limited number of solutions capable of handling these tasks from start to finish across enterprise platforms using multi-agent workflows—accessing and responding within Salesforce, AWS, Docusign, Oracle, document systems, and sector-specific applications via two-way synchronization.
Integrating StackAI with Asana combines cross-system execution with the platform where teams already organize and manage their work, along with the context, responsibility, and history of each project. AI Teammates act as the connection, retrieving information from the Work Graph® and incorporating it into StackAI processes, while also returning actions and data back to Asana. Unlike most AI tools that are built for individual use with a single agent, Asana agents support multiple users, enabling several people to engage with and enhance a single agent through approvals, handoffs, and shared planning. This allows humans and agents to work together on workflows that span different systems or teams, with these workflows becoming more intelligent each time they are executed.
Dan Rogers, the CEO of Asana, states, "This acquisition speeds up our development plan and signifies the next stage of human-agent collaboration. We're witnessing significant progress with AI Teammates and AI Studio: clients are enhancing their teams by using specialized agents that handle routine tasks and utilizing AI Studio to create automations for repetitive processes such as request handling and task distribution. StackAI now enables them to take this further, transforming the most complex business procedures into agents that operate seamlessly across all systems and tools used by their company. This is a very exciting period for Asana. We are ready to assist enterprises in realizing the true productivity potential of AI."
In our proof of concept with the StackAI team, we restructured our Search Engine Optimization spending process in a short amount of time. StackAI agents efficiently retrieved real-time data from five marketing systems, compiled the findings, and passed the tasks to AI Teammates who had been trained by their human colleagues to carry out actions. We were amazed, and we believe our customers will be as well.
The StackAI team is headed by co-founders Tony Rosinol and Bernard Aceituno, both holding PhDs from MIT, who are driving the future of enterprise AI. They are now part of Asana following the acquisition.
Tony Rosinol from StackAI mentions, "StackAI was developed based on a straightforward belief: AI generates return on investment for businesses when agents are able to focus on specific areas and access the systems where actual operations take place. General-purpose agents communicate; specialized agents take action. Therefore, we created a platform that enables anyone to develop agents for manual and critical enterprise processes. We then demonstrated our effectiveness in some of the most strictly regulated companies globally."
Being part of Asana is the point where our solution grows. We provide the cross-system workflow engine; Asana offers a company's full business context, history, team processes, and rules—along with a proven enterprise sales approach and thousands of customers eager for exactly what we've created.
Rogers added, "Asana serves as the operating system for tasks involving humans and agents. Our clients can implement controlled, dependable workflows across teams, systems, and data. Advanced models will keep improving, and tools for managing these processes will keep increasing. The lasting value will be found in the system that can integrate all of them within the flow of actual work—offering context, control, memory, and execution abilities that make each cycle more intelligent than the previous one. We are bridging the gap from isolated productivity to enterprise-level workflow efficiency—humans and agents collaborating at key points on the workflows that truly matter."
About Asana
Asana serves as the operational platform for teams composed of humans and agents. Developed on the Enterprise Work Graph® and leveraging 18 years of multiplayer system design, Asana is the space where an organization's people and automated agents collaborate on essential processes—starting from a unified plan, maintaining a common knowledge base, and supported by robust enterprise governance. Discover more atasana.com.
About StackAI
StackAI provides a no-code platform that businesses utilize to create, experiment with, and implement AI agents capable of handling intricate workflows across the systems that their organization uses—such as Salesforce, Asana, SharePoint, Oracle, document management systems, and specialized industry applications. Companies in sectors like financial services, manufacturing, healthcare, professional services, and technology have employed StackAI to streamline processes that involve various tools and areas of expertise. Despite being acquired by Asana, StackAI remains an independent product and brand. Find out more atstackai.com.
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