This template runs when Zoom posts a new webinar or meeting registrant. JavaScript reads email and name.
Mailchimp creates or updates the subscriber on the audience you choose. Point Zoom registrant webhooks at a Latenode webhook. Connect Mailchimp and put the Mailchimp API key on that connection.
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A webhook starts the scenario when Zoom posts a new webinar or meeting registrant.
JavaScript pulls email, first name, and last name from the payload.
Mailchimp creates the subscriber or updates the profile that matches that email on the audience you choose.
Add a webhook trigger and copy the URL into Zoom event subscriptions for new webinar or meeting registrants.
Add a Mailchimp connection and paste your Mailchimp API key there. Pick the audience that should receive registrants.
In JavaScript, read registrant email and name, then add or update the Mailchimp subscriber on that audience.
Register for a test webinar or meeting and confirm Mailchimp shows the subscriber.
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