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How to Create an Intake Form in Asana

Updated on:
June 5, 2026
By:
Madhav Bhandari
Use this interactive demo to learn how to build and share an intake form in Asana.

Quick summary

Asana's intake form feature lets teams collect structured requests directly inside a project by using the built-in Forms tool under the Customize menu. Once created, the form can be shared via email or a shareable link, making it easy to standardize incoming work requests across your organization.


Steps

  1. Open a project in Asana where you want to add the intake form.
  2. Navigate to the Customize menu in the top-right corner of your project.
  3. Select Forms from the Customize panel to access the form builder.
  4. Review the form preview and add details such as name, email, and an image to personalize your form.
  5. Click the Done button to save your form configuration.
  6. Choose to share your form via email by entering your recipient's address in the share panel.
  7. Click Share form once you have entered your recipient's details to send the form.
  8. Alternatively, copy the form link and share it via social media platforms or any other channel.

📌 Why this matters

Asana's intake form feature solves a critical workflow problem: unstructured, ad-hoc work requests that create confusion and missed tasks. By embedding a customizable intake form directly inside an Asana project, teams can standardize how requests are submitted, automatically route them into the right project, and eliminate manual data entry. The ability to share the form via email or a public link means anyone — inside or outside your organization — can submit a request without needing an Asana account. This makes Asana intake forms an essential tool for operations, marketing, IT, and any team managing high volumes of incoming work.
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