Best AI Teammates for Business

Asana AI Teammates for project and request work

More than 30 prebuilt agents that work on the same plans and tasks as the people in Asana. Useful for teams that already live there; not built for customer email or phones.

Contents
  1. What Asana AI Teammates do
  2. Published evidence
  3. Strengths and limits
  4. Pricing
  5. Questions to ask Asana
  6. Sources
TypeWork-management add-on
PricingPublished
Websiteasana.com

Asana uses the name AI Teammates for prebuilt agents that work alongside a team inside its projects, drawing on the shared memory and context of Asana's Work Graph⁠1. They are the closest match to the term inside a work-management tool, and the furthest from an AI employee that customers can reach.

Best for: Teams that already plan their work in Asana and want AI teammates to pick up project, content and request work inside it.

Not the right fit for: Customer-facing work by email or phone, or companies that do not use Asana.

What Asana AI Teammates do

Asana lists more than 30 prebuilt teammates, including a project manager, a content writer, an insights analyst, a compliance manager and an IT request agent, and lets teams build their own by defining a role, guidance, skills and access⁠1. Teammates can search, read and write across more than ten connected apps, including Gmail, Slack, HubSpot and Databricks. A project analyser recommends which teammate suits a project.

Access follows a team's existing Asana permissions, teammates follow the boundaries a team sets for data access and sharing, and admins choose who can create, modify and collaborate with them. Asana states that neither it nor its AI partners use customer data to train models⁠1.

AI Teammates are included on the Starter, Advanced, Enterprise and Enterprise+ plans, with five requests per user a month, capped at 50 per account on Starter and Advanced and 250 on Enterprise plans. Audit logs are listed on Enterprise+⁠2.

Published evidence

  • Morningstar. Morningstar’s CIO is quoted saying an AI Teammate completed weeks of complex research in hours. Vendor-published quote.⁠1

Strengths and limits

Strengths

  • No new system: teammates work on the same plans and tasks as the people in Asana.
  • Access follows existing permissions, and admins choose who can create and change teammates.
  • Included from the Starter plan, with extra requests at a published per-request price.

Limits

  • Usage is tight on standard plans: five requests per user a month, capped at 50 per account on Starter and Advanced.
  • Built for project and content work; there is no inbox or phone line for customers.
  • Audit logs are listed only on the Enterprise+ plan, which has no published price.

Choose another option if: The work you want to hand over arrives by email and phone, or lives in a CRM or finance system rather than in projects.

Pricing

Published: included on Starter ($10.99 per user a month billed annually) and above, with five requests per user a month; extra requests $0.50 prepaid or $0.60 pay as you go.

Questions to ask Asana

  • How many requests does a typical teammate use in a month on work like ours?
  • Which actions in connected apps, such as sending a Gmail message, can a teammate take without a person?
  • Which plan do we need for audit logs?
  • Can a teammate handle requests that arrive from outside Asana?

See how Asana AI Teammates compare with the other products in the main guide.

Sources

  1. AI Teammates. Asana. Accessed 8 Nov 2026.
  2. Pricing. Asana. Accessed 8 Nov 2026.