This template starts when Gumroad reports a cancelled subscription or a refunded sale, then unsubscribes that buyer from the Mailchimp audience you choose.
Email comes with the Gumroad event. Connect Gumroad and Mailchimp, then point both Gumroad triggers at the same unsubscribe step. Keep the keys on those connections.
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The scenario starts when Gumroad reports a cancelled subscription or a refunded sale. The payload includes the customer email.
Mailchimp unsubscribes that email from the audience you select so cancelled and refunded buyers leave the list.
Add a Gumroad connection. Add a trigger for cancellation and a trigger for refund so both events start the same run.
Add a Mailchimp connection with permission to unsubscribe members on the audience you use for Gumroad buyers.
Unsubscribe the Gumroad customer email from that Mailchimp audience. Test with a cancellation or refund in Gumroad.
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