The use case: how Figma deploys Asana
Figma's product and engineering teams migrated their product development work from JIRA to Asana to manage backlogs and feature projects. They use project templates and boards as a shared source of truth for tasks, owners, and deadlines, and cross-functional teams also coordinate launches there.
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The product and engineering teams have been able to cut down their stand-up meeting time by 50%, saving an hour or two every week, because they no longer need to share status updates about what they’re working on—it’s all in Asana.