This template watches Ticket Tailor for new attendees and writes email and name to a Mailchimp audience.
Use it so event buyers land on the list you send from, without typing them in. Connect Ticket Tailor and Mailchimp. Put the Mailchimp API key on the Mailchimp connection and pick the audience that should receive attendees.
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The scenario starts when Ticket Tailor records a new attendee on an event you sell.
Mailchimp creates the subscriber or updates the profile that matches that email on the audience you choose.
Add a Ticket Tailor connection and watch new attendees. Put the Ticket Tailor API key on that connection.
Add a Mailchimp connection and paste your Mailchimp API key there. Select the audience that should receive attendees.
Map attendee email and name into Mailchimp add or update subscriber. Match on email. Test with one ticket purchase and confirm Mailchimp shows the person.
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