Asana connects to an old work email account and not to my current email
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Hey All,
I used Asana at my old company with a work email account.
I now use Asana with my personal email as just love the app.
I removed the Asana extension from my work profile in Vivaldi and deleted my work profile from Vivaldi.
However, when I add the Asana extension to my personal profile, even though I clearly give it permission to access my personal Gmail account, the extension connects to my old work email address account - I can search and view tasks that were still active when I left.
I do not have access to my old work email address so I'm not logged into this work address.
I'm wondering if this is a problem with Vivaldi - somewhere storing this old profile and/or accounts or with the Asana extension?
Any help is much appreciated!!
Thanks
Paul
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@paulspratley Vivaldi would not cause this.
Your Asana extension, if it's a really worthwhile email client app, should allow you to specify both servername and username, which should force it onto your current email address.
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@Ayespy thanks for this - the auth permissions when I install the extension are just for my personal gmail account.
I 'll ping the extension devs and see what they say.
Cheers
Paul
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@paulspratley In your Asana account you can remove unneeded mail addresses.
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@DoctorG thanks for replying! My old work email is not linked to my personal Gmail Asana account.
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@paulspratley Oh. I though that could be a solution.
And if you remove the Asana extension and re-add it?
Does that help?I can not test Asana at this time.
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BTW it's not the browser extension it's the Gmail Plugin that I'm talking about.
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@DoctorG yep and deleted all permissions in my personal Google account too.
I have requested support from Asana
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@paulspratley said in Asana connects to an old work email account and not to my current email:
yep and deleted all permissions in my personal Google account too.
Really strange that the issue happens for you.
I have requested support from Asana
Good. Let us wait what they say.
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@DoctorG finally was given the solution by Asana - it took a while back and forth.
Basically, it's a two-step process. When you install the add-on it will connect to the previous account/email that you used, even though you only gave it permissions for your new account/email. You then have to go into the settings of the add-on within Gmail, and log out of the "organisation/workspace". Then log back into the add-on with your new account/email. A google script will execute again and will then connect the add-on to your new account/email.
Cheers
Paul