This template starts when Gumroad records a sale, maps buyer email, name, and product in JavaScript, and adds or updates the subscriber on the Mailchimp audience you choose. Connect Gumroad and Mailchimp, then point the trigger at sales and the action at that audience. Keep the keys on those connections.
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The scenario starts when Gumroad records a sale. The payload includes the buyer email and product.
JavaScript reads email, name, and product so Mailchimp can store them.
Mailchimp adds the buyer to the audience you select, or updates the same email if they already bought.
Add a Gumroad connection. Add a trigger for sale so each purchase starts a run.
Add a Mailchimp connection with permission to add or update members on the audience you use for Gumroad buyers.
In JavaScript, map email, name, and product from the sale. Add or update that subscriber on the Mailchimp audience. Complete a test purchase and confirm the member.
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