Tanjey
precision due date countdowns and customized ticket IDs
What it does
Tanjey seamlessly integrates with Asana to provide task countdown timers, custom ticket IDs, and workflow automation.
Supercharge your workflow. Give your team precision due-date countdowns and clean, customized ticket IDs right inside your workspace. Stop guessing when work is actually due or relying on static calendar dates. Tanjey transforms standard Asana due dates into active countdown timers so your team knows exactly how much time is left. Never let a missed deadline fall through the cracks. Overdue items are automatically highlighted with clear breached timers, making blocker triage effortless during daily standups. Eliminate confusion when referencing tasks across Slack, GitHub, or client emails. Automatically generate structured ticket numbers with custom prefixes for seamless communication. Let…from tanjey.com
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