This template starts when someone joins the Mailchimp audience you watch, then creates an email QR code in QRTiger from that subscriber address.
JavaScript calls the QRTiger API with your QRTiger API key in that node. Connect Mailchimp and pick the audience. QRTiger stores the code and returns an image URL you can use in a later step.
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The scenario starts when a member is added to the Mailchimp audience you select.
JavaScript sends the subscriber email to the QRTiger API and creates an email QR code. Put the QRTiger API key in that JavaScript node.
Add a Mailchimp connection. Add a Mailchimp trigger for new subscribers and select the audience that should create QR codes.
Add a JavaScript node and put your QRTiger API key there.
In JavaScript, send the subscriber email to QRTiger as an email QR. Use the image URL QRTiger returns if you need the code in a later step.
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