Asana Outage History

The Asana status page reported a partial outage affecting the US Automations and Background Actions component, causing intermittent issues with workflows and automated tasks. The outage began at 10:37 PM UTC and was resolved by 10:47 PM UTC, lasting roughly 10 minutes. The provider issued two status updates during the incident, acknowledging a Partial System Outage and then restoring the component to full functionality. The impact appeared limited to the US region and Automations/Background Actions area, with no wider service disruption reported; users affected likely saw delays or failures in automated tasks and related workflows.

An EU-region incident impacted Asana, with the EU App component unavailable and the EU Mobile component degraded. This caused some users in Europe to be unable to access Asana via web or mobile and to experience slower performance during the outage.

An outage affected Asana's US Webhooks and Event Streams component, causing partial disruption to webhook delivery and event streaming for users in the United States. The incident began at Jul 3, 2025 11:22 PM UTC and was resolved by Jul 3, 2025 11:42 PM UTC, lasting about 20 minutes. The issue was acknowledged on Asana's status page as a Partial System Outage for US / Webhooks and Event Streams, with the affected component listed as down during the incident. The outage was contained to the US region, and the status page issued 2 updates during the incident.

The service was restored after the final update. The incident had localized impact and did not appear to affect regions outside the US.

Asana experienced a brief partial outage affecting US Webhooks and Event Streams, with webhook event delivery intermittently failing during the incident. The outage began at 12:27 AM UTC and was resolved by 12:47 AM UTC, lasting about 20 minutes. Asana published 2 status updates during the incident, describing a partial outage impacting the Webhooks and Event Streams component in the US region. Services returned to normal after the resolution window, with no broader regional impact reported.

Asana experienced a partial outage affecting the US Webhooks and Event Streams components, causing intermittent webhook delivery and event stream processing issues for users in the United States. The outage lasted about 5 minutes, from 10:17 PM UTC to 10:22 PM UTC. Asana published two status updates during the incident to communicate the issue and its resolution, and services returned to normal after the event.

Asana experienced a brief partial outage in the US region affecting Webhooks and Event Streams, disrupting real-time delivery of webhook events and event streaming for some users. Integrations relying on these features may have experienced missed or delayed events and automation triggers.

The outage began at 10:02 PM UTC and was resolved by 10:12 PM UTC, lasting approximately 10 minutes. The Asana status page listed a Partial System Outage for the US Webhooks and Event Streams component and posted two updates during the incident as the situation evolved.

Asana experienced a partial outage affecting the US region's Webhooks and Event Streams. Webhook delivery and event streaming could have been unreliable for a brief period, impacting integrations and real-time updates. The outage began at 10:47 PM UTC and was resolved by 11:07 PM UTC, lasting about 20 minutes. The incident prompted two official status updates from Asana, confirming the partial outage and its restoration. The disruption appeared localized to the US region, with no indication of global impact.

Beginning at 11:57 AM UTC, Asana experienced a partial system outage that degraded API access and mobile experiences across multiple regions, including Japan, Australia, the EU, and the US. Affected components included Japan / API, Australia / API, EU / API, EU / Mobile, US / API, and US / Mobile, with users reporting issues such as being stuck on 'Loading inbox' and delays in automation tasks.

Over the next several updates, additional services—EU / Automations and Background Actions, US / Automations and Background Actions, and US / Webhooks and Event Streams—also moved between degraded and down states as the incident progressed. Status updates were posted at 12:02 PM UTC, 12:07 PM UTC, 12:17 PM UTC, 12:22 PM UTC, and 12:32 PM UTC. User reports around 12:00 PM UTC indicated a broad, global pattern, with affected users across Europe, North America and elsewhere. The outage lasted about 35 minutes and was resolved by 12:32 PM UTC as components recovered and most services returned to normal. The incident affected 9 components across API, Mobile, Automations and Webhooks.

The MCP server at Asana began maintenance on Jun 5, 2025 5:52 PM UTC, affecting API endpoints in EU, Japan, US and Australia. Customers who opted in were unable to access MCP services during the maintenance window. On Jun 12, 2025 1:37 PM UTC, the incident escalated to an outage affecting EU Automations and Background Actions. At Jun 12, 2025 1:42 PM UTC the EU Webhooks and Event Streams component also went down, and by Jun 12, 2025 1:47 PM UTC Automations and Background Actions had recovered while Webhooks and Event Streams remained down until they came back up at Jun 12, 2025 2:17 PM UTC. The MCP team published 6 status updates during the incident. Jun 17, 2025 4:52 PM UTC marks when all listed MCP components returned to up.

Asana experienced a partial outage that impacted Webhooks and Event Streams in the US and EU regions. Users relying on webhook deliveries and real-time event streams may have experienced interruptions or delays during the incident.

The incident began at 4:48 PM UTC and lasted about 14 minutes, with the EU component recovering by 4:57 PM UTC and the US component restored by 5:02 PM UTC. Asana issued three official updates documenting the progression and resolution, with services returning to normal by the end of the window.