This template starts when someone joins the Mailchimp audience you watch, then creates a Brivity lead with email, name, and merge fields.
JavaScript calls the Brivity API with your Brivity API key in that node, and matches on email when Brivity already has the person. Connect Mailchimp and pick the audience.
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The scenario starts when a member is added to the Mailchimp audience you select. Map email, name, and merge fields.
JavaScript sends those fields to the Brivity API and creates or updates a lead. Put the Brivity API key in that JavaScript node.
Add a Mailchimp connection. Add a Mailchimp trigger for new subscribers and select the audience that should create Brivity leads.
Add a JavaScript node and put your Brivity API key there.
In JavaScript, map email and name, plus any merge fields, onto the Brivity lead payload. Match on email when Brivity already has the person.
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