Asana Outage History

An outage impacted Asana's EU Webhooks and Event Streams component, causing webhook delivery and event stream processing to fail for a brief period. The incident began at Nov 17, 2025 4:37 AM UTC and was resolved by Nov 17, 2025 4:57 AM UTC, lasting about 20 minutes. Asana issued 2 status updates during the incident to communicate the progression and recovery. The impact was regional to the EU; services in other regions were unaffected.

Asana experienced a brief partial outage impacting the US / Webhooks and Event Streams component, disrupting webhook delivery and event streaming for about 10 minutes. The outage began at 10:02 AM UTC and was resolved by 10:12 AM UTC. The incident was isolated to the US region and the affected component, with the status page noting a Partial System Outage and then recovery. The provider issued two status updates during the incident describing the outage and its resolution.

Users reported Asana not loading starting at 9:15 PM UTC with symptoms such as 'Asana won't load' and 'needs to be reloaded,' indicating a brief outage affecting multiple users. The incident lasted about 23 minutes and was resolved by 9:38 PM UTC. StatusGator recorded an Early Warning Signal at Nov 7, 2025 9:15 PM UTC, with no official status updates posted by Asana during the event. Early reports originated from locations in the United States, suggesting a localized impact rather than a global outage.

An outage affected Asana across the EU and US regions, beginning with the EU App at 8:57 PM UTC and expanding quickly to other components. EU API and EU Mobile entered degraded states around 9:07 PM UTC, with US components also affected soon after. The incident persisted for about 1 hour and 15 minutes, with services gradually recovering and users able to reconnect as components came back online. The status page issued eight updates covering six affected components (EU App, US App, EU API, EU Mobile, US API, US App) and detailing progress across regions. The root cause was addressed around 9:39 PM UTC, and recovery progressed through the remainder of the window, with most services returning to normal by 10:12 PM UTC.

An outage affected Asana's EU / Mobile component, causing a brief disruption for users in the European region. The incident began at 6:22 AM UTC when Asana's status page listed a Minor Service Outage for EU / Mobile, and service was restored by 6:32 AM UTC after about 10 minutes of impact. The provider issued 2 status updates during the incident, and the EU / Mobile component returned to normal once recovery was confirmed.

Asana experienced a brief partial outage affecting the EU / Webhooks and Event Streams component. The incident began at Oct 31, 2025 5:42 PM UTC and was resolved by Oct 31, 2025 5:47 PM UTC, lasting about 5 minutes. During this window webhook deliveries and event streams in the EU region may have been intermittently affected. Asana published two status updates on its status page: an initial note of a Partial System Outage and a follow-up confirming restoration as services returned to normal. The disruption was localized to the EU region and resolved quickly.

Asana experienced a partial outage in the EU region, impacting several components including EU / App, EU / API, EU / Automations and Background Actions, EU / Webhooks and Event Streams, and EU / Notifications. Users in Europe may have faced difficulty using Asana features and intermittent access during the incident. The issue began at Oct 31, 2025 4:07 PM UTC with a minor service outage and escalated to partial outage for the EU region by Oct 31, 2025 4:12 PM UTC. The situation progressed with additional degradation in EU components by Oct 31, 2025 4:22 PM UTC.

An outage affected Asana's US Automations and Background Actions component, causing a partial disruption to automated workflows and background processing. The incident began at 6:43 PM UTC, escalated to a minor outage by 6:57 PM UTC, and was resolved by 7:17 PM UTC, lasting about 34 minutes. Asana posted 3 status updates during the incident detailing progression and resolution. Users relying on automations and background tasks may have experienced delays or intermittent failures in triggers and scheduled actions during this window; the impact appears localized to the US region/component.

The Asana outage began at Oct 20, 2025 2:32 PM UTC as a partial disruption that affected about 10% of users. The impact spanned multiple core areas, including the App, API, Automations and Background Actions, Notifications, Mobile, and Webhooks and Event Streams, indicating a broader service disruption tied to an ongoing AWS outage. By Oct 20, 2025 3:07 PM UTC, the status page escalated to App Down, with updates showing continued work on a fix as AWS recovery efforts were underway.

Over the next several hours, users around the world experienced degraded performance or outages across regions. The service gradually stabilized in stages, with further recovery milestones as AWS began to recover foundational infrastructure. By Oct 20, 2025 9:22 PM UTC, most functionality was restored and Asana moved toward normal operation, though some users reported intermittent errors during stabilization. The incident affected users globally, including regions such as the US, EU, Japan, and Australia, and was characterized by a sequence of updates detailing mitigation and restoration efforts.

The Asana platform experienced a partial system outage starting at 6:57 AM UTC, affecting 10 components across US, EU, Australia, and Japan, including US App, US Mobile, EU App, EU API, EU Mobile, Japan App, Japan API, Australia App, Australia API, and Australia Mobile. Users reported being unable to load or access Asana, with login and project visibility issues disrupting collaboration and productivity. The outage lasted about 3 hours and 30 minutes and was resolved by 10:27 AM UTC.

The provider issued six status updates during the incident. Updates noted a broad, multi-region impact and, as recovery progressed, a fix was implemented and monitoring continued while the root cause was addressed. By the end of the incident, services across affected components were returning to normal.

Geographically, the outage showed a widespread pattern across the US, EU, Asia-Pacific, and other regions, reflecting a global disruption to Apps and APIs rather than a localized issue.