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Accessing Your Admin Console for the First Time

Learn how to access the Asana admin console for the first time and start managing your organization’s users and settings.

If you're newly assigned as an admin in Asana, the Admin Console is where you’ll manage users, settings, security, billing, and more. It’s your central hub for configuring how your team uses Asana.

Who Can Access the Admin Console?

Only users with admin or super admin privileges in an organization can access the Admin Console. If you’re not sure whether you’ve been granted these permissions, you can confirm by navigating to your profile settings > admin console or contacting your existing admin.

How to Access the Admin Console

  1. Log into your Asana account at asana.com.

  2. From the sidebar, click on your profile photo or initials in the top-right corner.

  3. Select “Admin Console” from the dropdown menu. If you don’t see this option, you may not have the necessary permissions.

  4. Once inside, you’ll see several key tabs:

    • Members: Manage users, invite new members, deactivate accounts.

    • Teams: View and organize your teams, manage access.

    • Billing: View your current subscription and payment history (if Cirface is your billing owner, changes are handled directly through us).

    • Security: Configure SSO, SCIM, and authentication settings (Enterprise tiers only).

    • Settings: Update your organization’s name, logo, and domain settings.

What to Do First

  • Review your members list to ensure your organization is correctly populated.

  • Set up authentication and security settings if you’re on an Enterprise plan.

  • Establish user management policies, such as naming conventions and permission levels.

  • Reach out to Cirface if you have questions about provisioning, billing, or configuration best practices.

If your organization is new to Asana, Cirface can also support you with training, templates, and structured onboarding to make sure your admin setup is aligned with your goals.