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These Terms set out the rules for using Asana's platform: Asana gives you a limited, revocable right to use the Service for your own internal purposes, but Asana owns all intellectual property in it. If something goes wrong, Asana's total financial responsibility to you is capped at one hundred dollars, no matter the circumstances. Asana can change its Terms at any time by posting an updated version online, and only decides whether to give you advance notice of changes it considers material in its own discretion.
These Terms of Service establish the conditions under which Asana grants users a limited, non-exclusive, non-sublicensable, non-transferable, and revocable right to access the Service and Websites for internal use only, while Asana and its licensors retain exclusive ownership of all intellectual property in the Service and Websites. Asana caps its aggregate liability to any user at one hundred dollars and may suspend or terminate access without liability upon a reasonable belief that a violation of the Acceptable Use Policy has occurred or may occur in the near future. Asana may revise the Terms by posting a modified version online, providing reasonable notice only where Asana, in its sole discretion, determines modifications are material. As between Asana and a Customer, Customer Data is controlled by the Customer, and it is solely the Customer's responsibility to inform Managed Users of relevant policies, obtain necessary permissions, and ensure lawful processing of Customer Data. Managed Users are subject only to three specified sections of the Terms, and Free Users grant Asana a broad enumerated license over submitted content to provide the Service.
For an individual user, the most concrete impacts are a $100 ceiling on any recovery from Asana regardless of harm, a revocable and non-transferable license to use the Service for internal purposes only, and an obligation to put appropriate human oversight and safeguards in place when using Asana AI. Free Users grant Asana a broad license to access, use, copy, reproduce, process, adapt, publish, transmit, and display submitted content to provide the Service. Managed Users should be aware that their rights and data obligations under these Terms are governed primarily by the Customer who manages their account, not directly by Asana. Any Feedback a user submits may be used by Asana for any purpose without compensation.
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13 important changes detected
15 versions captured · Last updated: July 2026
The change summary indicates that one sentence in Asana's Terms of Service was modified on July 11, 2026, but the specific text of that sentence is not provided in the …
View change record →Asana reordered navigation elements and link placements in its User Terms of Service page header and footer on June 30, 2026. The substantive legal text of the terms (effective January …
View change record →The change detection identified that one sentence in Asana's Terms of Service was modified on June 19, 2026. The provided diff context shows navigation menus and website header content, but …
View change record →ConductAtlas detected a change in Asana's Terms of Service on June 18, 2026, with one sentence modified across the 117-sentence document. However, the provided diff context shows only the header …
View change record →Asana updated its Terms of Service on June 14, 2026 by removing a promotional banner statement 'Asana acquires StackAI — now every human-agent workflow runs in one place' and replacing …
View change record →Asana's terms of service navigation menu was updated to include 'Task Management' as a separate use case category. This is a minor addition to the product overview section that lists …
View change record →Asana updated the navigation and product menu on its Terms of Service page on June 4, 2026. The change added expanded product listings and reorganized the navigation structure to include …
View change record →The detected change appears to be a reformatting or reorganization of navigation elements and page structure within Asana's Terms of Service webpage, rather than a substantive modification to the binding …
View change record →Asana updated its Terms of Service on May 29, 2026 to reflect its acquisition of StackAI. The updated document adds references to StackAI's privacy policy and data processing addendum in …
View change record →Asana reorganized its website navigation and expanded its AI product presentation to more prominently feature Asana AI tools and capabilities. The substantive terms of service language itself does not appear …
View change record →Asana reorganized the navigation menu and structure of its Terms of Service page on May 5, 2026, consolidating AI-related menu items and reordering product sections. The substantive terms of service …
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