Latenode
Webhook
JavaScript
Mailgun
Mixpanel

How to incorporate Mixpanel analytics into your email communication by integrating it with Mailgun

This template starts when Mixpanel posts an event as JSON to a Latenode webhook. JavaScript maps email, name, and campaign. Mailgun sends the message.

Mixpanel then records that the email went out. Connect Mailgun and Mixpanel. Put the Mailgun API key on the Mailgun connection. Put the Mixpanel token on the Mixpanel connection. Paste the webhook URL into Mixpanel as the event destination.

Updated Sep 16, 2026Est. run: 5sEst. cost: $0.0003
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What this template does

  • Turns Mixpanel events into Mailgun emails as they arrive
  • Starts from a Mixpanel JSON POST to a Latenode webhook
  • Keeps the Mailgun API key on the Mailgun connection
  • Records the send back on the Mixpanel profile

How it works

1
Trigger

Receive the Mixpanel event

A webhook starts the scenario when Mixpanel posts an event as JSON.

2
Logic

Map the recipient

JavaScript reads email, name, and campaign from the Mixpanel payload.

3
Action

Send with Mailgun

Mailgun sends the email from the domain you connect.

4
Action

Track the send in Mixpanel

Mixpanel records an event so the email send sits on the same profile.

Setup guide

1

Add a webhook trigger

Add a webhook trigger and copy its URL. In Mixpanel, point the outbound event at that URL as a JSON POST.

2

Connect Mailgun

Add a Mailgun connection and paste your Mailgun API key there. Choose the sending domain and from address.

3

Connect Mixpanel

Add a Mixpanel connection and paste your Mixpanel project token there.

4

Map, send, and track

Read email and campaign in JavaScript, send with Mailgun, then track the send in Mixpanel. Fire a test event from Mixpanel and confirm the inbox and the Mixpanel event.

Requirements

A Mixpanel project that can POST events to a webhook URL
A Mailgun domain and API key stored on the Mailgun connection
A Mixpanel project token stored on the Mixpanel connection
An email on the Mixpanel payload so Mailgun has a recipient

FAQ

Common questions about this template

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