This template watches Ecwid for new orders, maps billing email and name in JavaScript, and adds or updates that person in the Mailchimp audience you choose.
Connect Ecwid and Mailchimp, pick the store and the audience, and put API keys on those connections. Use it so checkout emails land on the list you send from.
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The scenario starts when Ecwid records a new order in the store you connect.
JavaScript takes billing email, first name, and last name from the order.
Mailchimp adds or updates that email on the audience you select.
Add an Ecwid connection with access to orders. Add a trigger for new orders.
Add a Mailchimp connection and paste your Mailchimp API key there. Select the audience.
In JavaScript, set email, first name, and last name from the order. Add or update the Mailchimp subscriber. Place a test order and confirm the audience member.
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