# Performance Considerations

In most cases, feeds run quickly and tasks are created without delay.
However, there are a few things to keep in mind for larger or more
complex setups.

#### Large Projects and Custom Fields

- The larger the workspace — more projects, users, sections, custom
  fields, etc. — the longer the feed settings page will take to load.
- For this reason, the page does not show sections and custom fields by
  default, and you must click the appropriate checkbox to display them.
- This does not block task creation, but it can make the feed settings
  page slower to open or refresh.

#### Current Behavior

- Every time you open the feed settings page, the plugin fetches the
  latest list of projects, tags, and users from Asana. Sections and
  custom fields are optional: they are only loaded if you have a premium
  license and check the box to display them.
- There is **no caching layer yet**, so larger datasets may cause a
  noticeable delay.

#### On the Roadmap

- **Caching**: A caching layer is planned so that large lists (projects,
  fields, etc.) don’t need to be re-fetched on every page load.
- This will improve performance for users working in big Asana
  workspaces.

#### What You Can Do Now

- Limit the connected account’s access to only the projects and fields
  you actually need.
- If possible, use a dedicated Asana user with narrower access to reduce
  the amount of data pulled.
- Be patient when working with very large datasets — task creation
  itself is rarely impacted, only the admin interface may feel slower.