This template receives Mighty Networks member events on a Latenode webhook, reads name and email in JavaScript, and adds or updates that subscriber in the Mailchimp audience you choose.
Point Mighty Networks at the webhook URL. Connect Mailchimp and put the Mailchimp API key on that connection. Match on email so later member events update the same subscriber.
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The scenario starts when Mighty Networks posts a member action to your Latenode webhook.
JavaScript pulls name and email from the Mighty Networks payload.
Mailchimp creates or updates the subscriber in the audience you select.
Add a webhook trigger and copy its URL. In Mighty Networks, send new member actions to that URL.
Add a Mailchimp connection and paste your Mailchimp API key there. Select the audience that should receive new members.
Read name and email from the webhook body in JavaScript, then map them into Mailchimp add or update subscriber. Match on email. Test with one new member.
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