This automation integrates Gumroad and Mailchimp to automatically remove customers from a specific Mailchimp email list when they cancel a subscription or request a refund for a product on Gumroad.
This helps keep Mailchimp lists up-to-date by removing individuals who are no longer active Gumroad customers. The automation streamlines subscription management and ensures accurate mailing lists for marketing efforts.
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The automation continuously monitors Gumroad for events where a customer cancels their subscription or requests a refund for a product.
The automation filters the Gumroad events to only process those where the customer has been removed from Gumroad, such as subscription cancellations or refund requests.
After detecting a Gumroad customer cancellation or refund, the automation removes the customer from the specified Mailchimp email list, ensuring the mailing list stays up-to-date with active Gumroad customers.
In the Latenode Credentials panel, add a new Gumroad credential. Enter your Gumroad API key.
In the Latenode Credentials panel, add a new Mailchimp credential. Enter your Mailchimp API key.
Add a Gumroad node to your workflow. In the node settings, configure the Gumroad webhook to listen for 'Subscription Cancelled' and 'Refund' events.
In the same Gumroad node, map the relevant fields from the Gumroad webhook data (e.g. customer email) to the inputs required by the Mailchimp node.
Add a Mailchimp node to your workflow. In the node settings, configure it to remove the customer from a specific Mailchimp email list using the mapped data from the Gumroad node.
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