Mailchimp

Create a new classic abandoned cart automation in your Mailchimp account. This action creates an automation workflow that sends emails to customers who have abandoned their shopping cart. Requires a connected e-commerce store and an audience/list. Prerequisites: - A Mailchimp audience/list (use MAILCHIMP_ADD_LIST or MAILCHIMP_GET_LISTS_INFO) - A connected e-commerce store (use MAILCHIMP_ADD_STORE or MAILCHIMP_LIST_STORES) Note: Classic automations are only available to paid Mailchimp accounts that have previously created a classic automation. Currently only the 'abandonedCart' workflow type is supported via the API.

Configure a webhook that will fire whenever any batch request completes processing. You may only have a maximum of 20 batch webhooks.

Create a new Mailchimp campaign.

Add feedback on a specific Mailchimp campaign. Use this to post comments, notes, or feedback while collaborating on a campaign with your team. The feedback can be associated with a specific content block or applied to the campaign as a whole.

Create a new campaign folder to organize email campaigns in Mailchimp. Campaign folders help organize your email marketing campaigns into logical groups. Returns the created folder's ID, name, and initial campaign count (0).

Add a new cart to a store.

Add a new line item to an existing cart.

Create a new Mailchimp connected site. Connected sites allow you to track website visitor activity and integrate with Mailchimp's marketing features. After adding a connected site, you'll receive a tracking script (site_script) that should be installed on your website to enable visitor tracking.

Tool to create a new omni-channel contact in a Mailchimp audience. Use when adding contacts with email and/or SMS channels to an audience.

Add a sending domain to the Mailchimp account for email verification. This action adds a new domain to your Mailchimp account and initiates the verification process by sending a verification code to the specified email address. After calling this action, use the 'verify_domain' action with the received verification code to complete the domain verification process.

Add an event for a list member. Use this action to track contact activity and behavior outside of email campaigns. Events can be used for segmentation and triggering automation workflows. Common use cases: - Track purchases, signups, or page visits - Record custom milestones or achievements - Import historical events with is_syncing=true to avoid triggering automations Note: Returns 204 No Content on success (empty response body).

Create a new account export in your Mailchimp account. This action initiates an export of your Mailchimp account data as a downloadable ZIP file. The export runs in the background and may take from a few minutes to several hours depending on account size. Use the 'get_account_export_info' action with the returned export_id to check progress and retrieve the download URL. Important limitations: - Only one export can run at a time per account - Only one export can be created per 24-hour period - Completed exports are available for download for 90 days

Upload a new image or file to the Mailchimp File Manager. Use this action to upload files (images, documents, etc.) that can be used in campaigns, templates, or signup forms. The file must be base64-encoded and under 10MB. Supported image types: jpg, jpeg, gif, png, svg. Supported document types: pdf, txt, csv, and more. The uploaded file will be available at the returned full_size_url for use in your content.

Create a new folder in the File Manager to organize uploaded files. Use this action to create organizational folders in the Mailchimp File Manager. Folders help organize images and other files that can be used in campaigns and templates.

Create a new interest category.

Create a new interest or 'group name' for a specific category.

Create a new Mailchimp landing page. Creates an unpublished landing page that can be customized and published later. Requires either a list_id or use_default_list=true. The landing page type can be 'signup' (for email list signups) or 'product' (for product promotions, requires store_id).

Create a new audience (list) in your Mailchimp account. This endpoint creates a new audience/list for managing email contacts. Each audience has unique settings for campaigns, permissions, and contact information. Note: Free Mailchimp accounts are limited to 1 audience. Paid plans allow multiple audiences. Required fields include: name, contact information (company, address1, city, country), permission_reminder, and campaign defaults (from_name, from_email, subject, language).

Add a new note for a specific subscriber in a Mailchimp list (audience). Notes are useful for keeping internal records about contacts, such as conversation history, preferences, or other relevant information.

Add an existing list member to a static segment (tag) in Mailchimp. This action adds a subscriber who is already a member of the specified list to a static segment. Static segments are also referred to as tags in Mailchimp's UI. Important notes: - The subscriber must already exist in the list before they can be added to a segment. - This only works with static segments, not saved segments that use conditions. - To add a member to a list first, use the Add Member To List action.

Add a new merge field for a specific audience.

Add a new line item to an existing order in a Mailchimp e-commerce store. Prerequisites: The store, order, product, and product variant must already exist. Use MAILCHIMP_ADD_STORE, MAILCHIMP_ADD_ORDER, and MAILCHIMP_ADD_PRODUCT to create them first if needed.

Add or remove tags from a list member. Tags help organize and segment your audience. Use 'status': 'active' to add a tag, or 'status': 'inactive' to remove it. If a tag doesn't exist and status is 'active', a new tag will be created. Note: Only explicitly referenced tags are updated. Sending this request does not affect tags not mentioned in the request. This endpoint returns 204 No Content on success.

Add or update a customer in a Mailchimp e-commerce store. This endpoint uses PUT semantics - if the customer exists, it will be updated; if not, a new customer will be created. The customer_id in the path and the id in the request body should match. Customers are linked to Mailchimp list members by email address.

Add or update a list member (subscriber) in a Mailchimp audience/list. This is an upsert operation: if the subscriber exists, they will be updated; if not, they will be created. The subscriber_hash parameter should be the MD5 hash of the lowercase email address. Note: If the list has required merge fields, use skip_merge_validation=true to bypass validation, or provide the required merge_fields values.

Add a new product variant or update an existing one in a Mailchimp e-commerce store. This endpoint uses PUT for an upsert operation - if the variant exists, it will be updated; if not, a new variant will be created. The variant_id in the URL path and the id in the request body should match. Product variants require inventory_quantity > 0 for product recommendations to work properly.

Add a new product to a Mailchimp e-commerce store. Products are e-commerce items that can be added to carts and orders. Each product requires at least one variant. Products must be created before they can be included in carts or orders. For product recommendations to work properly, ensure products have a valid image_url and variants have inventory_quantity > 0.

Add a new image to a product in a Mailchimp e-commerce store. The image must be hosted at a publicly accessible URL. You can optionally associate the image with specific product variants.

Add a new promo code to an e-commerce store under an existing promo rule. A promo code contains the actual discount code that customers can apply at checkout, along with a redemption URL. You must first create a promo rule (which defines the discount type, amount, and target) before you can add promo codes to it.

Add a new promo rule to a store. Promo rules define the parameters for promotional discounts such as percentage off, fixed amount off, or free shipping. After creating a promo rule, you can create promo codes under it using the Add Promo Code endpoint.

Create a new segment in a specific Mailchimp list/audience. Segments can be either static (based on a list of specific email addresses) or saved (based on matching conditions). For static segments, provide static_segment with email addresses. For saved segments, provide options_match and options_conditions to define the segment criteria. Note: static_segment and options fields are mutually exclusive - use one or the other.

Add a new store to your Mailchimp account.

Manually add a subscriber to a classic automation workflow email queue, bypassing the default trigger settings. This action allows you to: - Add a list member to a specific automation email's queue - Trigger a series of automated emails in an API 3.0 workflow type - Bypass the normal trigger conditions for an automation Note: The subscriber must be a member of the list associated with the automation workflow. Returns HTTP 204 No Content on success.

Create a new email template in the Mailchimp account. Templates can be used to create consistent email campaigns. Only Classic (HTML) templates are supported through this API endpoint. The template HTML can include Mailchimp merge tags (e.g., *|FNAME|*) for personalization.

Create a new template folder in Mailchimp. Template folders help organize your email templates. Use this action to create a new folder, then add templates to it using the folder's ID.

Create a new webhook for a specific Mailchimp audience/list. Creates a webhook that will receive POST notifications when specified events occur. The webhook URL must be accessible and return HTTP 200 to validation requests. Requires a Standard or Premium Mailchimp plan for webhook functionality.

Permanently archive a classic automation workflow in Mailchimp. IMPORTANT: This action is IRREVERSIBLE. Archiving will permanently end your automation and keep the report data. You'll be able to replicate your archived automation, but you can't restart it. Use this action when you want to: - Permanently stop an automation that is no longer needed - Clean up old automations while preserving historical report data - End a workflow that you don't plan to use again Prerequisites: - The automation must exist and not already be archived - Use 'list_automations' to find available workflow IDs

Archive a contact in a Mailchimp audience. This action archives the specified contact, removing them from the active audience. Use when you need to archive a contact without permanently deleting their information. Returns HTTP 204 No Content on success with an empty response body.

Archive (soft delete) a list member from a Mailchimp audience. This action archives the member, removing them from the active list but preserving their data. Archived members can be re-subscribed later. For permanent deletion that removes all personally identifiable information and prevents re-import, use the 'Delete list member' action with the delete-permanent endpoint instead. Returns HTTP 204 No Content on success with an empty response body.

Batch add or remove list members from a static segment in Mailchimp. This action allows you to efficiently manage membership in a static segment by adding and/or removing multiple email addresses in a single API call. Only works with static segments (not saved/dynamic segments based on conditions). Important notes: - At least one of members_to_add or members_to_remove must be provided - Email addresses must already exist as subscribers in the list - Non-existent emails are silently ignored (no error raised) - Maximum 500 emails can be processed per request for each operation - The segment must be a static segment (type='static'), not a saved segment

Batch subscribe or unsubscribe list members.

Get detailed information about a specific abuse report for a campaign. An abuse complaint occurs when your recipient reports an email as spam in their mail program. This action retrieves the details of a specific abuse report including the email address that filed the complaint, the date of the report, and associated list information. Prerequisites: - You need a valid campaign_id (use 'list_campaigns' to find one) - You need a valid report_id (use 'retrieve_campaign_abuse_complaints' to list abuse reports)

Get feedback based on a campaign's statistics. Advice feedback is based on campaign stats like opens, clicks, unsubscribes, bounces, and more.

Cancel a Regular or Plain-Text Campaign after you send, before all of your recipients receive it. This feature requires Mailchimp Pro or Premium plan. IMPORTANT: This action can only be used on campaigns that are currently in the 'sending' status. It cannot be used on: - Draft campaigns (status: 'save') - Scheduled campaigns (status: 'schedule') - use Unschedule Campaign instead - Already sent campaigns (status: 'sent') - Paused campaigns (status: 'paused') When successful, the campaign status will change to 'canceling' and then 'canceled'. Any recipients who have already received the email will not be affected. Returns HTTP 204 No Content on success. Returns HTTP 402 Payment Required if account lacks Mailchimp Pro/Premium subscription. Returns HTTP 404 Not Found if campaign_id is invalid.

Create a new email campaign that links to a specific survey in Mailchimp. This action generates a campaign based on an existing survey for a given audience/list. The survey must already exist in Mailchimp before creating a campaign for it. The created campaign will include a link to the survey, allowing recipients to participate. Prerequisites: - A valid Mailchimp audience/list (use 'Get lists info' to retrieve available lists) - An existing survey for that list (use 'Get information about all surveys for a list' to retrieve surveys) Returns the created campaign details including campaign ID, status, recipients, and settings.

Trigger a Customer Journey step for a specific contact via the Mailchimp API. This endpoint allows you to programmatically activate an API trigger step in a Customer Journey for a given contact. Before using this action: 1. Create a Customer Journey in the Mailchimp app with an "API Trigger" as a starting point or step 2. Mailchimp will provide you with a URL containing the journey_id and step_id 3. Use those IDs along with the contact's email address to trigger the journey The contact must be a member of the audience associated with the Customer Journey. Returns HTTP 204 (No Content) on success with an empty response body.

Customize the appearance and content of a Mailchimp list's signup form. Use this action to modify the header text/image, body content sections, and CSS styles of the embedded signup form for a specific audience/list. The signup form is used to collect email subscriptions from website visitors.

Stops a batch request from running. Since only one batch request is run at a time, this can be used to cancel a long running request. The results of any completed operations will not be available after this call.

Permanently delete a batch webhook by its ID. Once deleted, the webhook URL will no longer receive POST notifications when batch operations complete. Use this action to remove webhooks that are no longer needed or to clean up invalid webhook endpoints. This action is idempotent - deleting a non-existent webhook returns a 404 error. Related actions: - list_batch_webhooks: Get all configured batch webhooks to find the ID - add_batch_webhook: Create a new batch webhook - update_batch_webhook: Modify an existing batch webhook's settings

Permanently delete a campaign from your Mailchimp account. This action removes the specified campaign and all associated data. Note: Only campaigns with 'save' or 'paused' status can be deleted. Campaigns that have been sent cannot be deleted.

Remove a specific feedback message for a campaign.

Delete a specific campaign folder from Mailchimp. When a campaign folder is deleted, all campaigns within that folder are automatically marked as 'unfiled' rather than being deleted. This operation is idempotent - deleting an already-deleted folder will return an error indicating the folder was not found. Returns HTTP 204 No Content on success.

Delete a cart from an e-commerce store. This endpoint permanently removes a cart and all its line items from the specified store. Use this when a cart is no longer needed (e.g., after converting it to an order or when the customer has abandoned the checkout process). Note: Deleting a cart will cancel any pending abandoned cart automation emails associated with it. Carts do not automatically expire and will remain until deleted.

Delete a specific line item from a cart in a Mailchimp e-commerce store. Cart line items represent products that a customer has added to their shopping cart. This action permanently removes a line item from the specified cart. The deletion cannot be undone - to restore the item, you would need to add it again using 'add_cart_line_item'. Use this action when: - A customer removes an item from their cart - You need to clear invalid or outdated line items - Syncing cart changes from your e-commerce platform to Mailchimp Note: If you need to delete the entire cart, use 'delete_cart' instead.

Remove a connected site from your Mailchimp account. This action permanently deletes the specified connected site. Connected sites are external websites that have been linked to your Mailchimp account for tracking and integration purposes. Once deleted, the site tracking script will no longer collect data for this site. Note: This action is idempotent - deleting an already-deleted site will not cause an error but may return a 404 Not Found response.

Delete a customer from an e-commerce store. Permanently removes a customer record from the specified Mailchimp store. This action is destructive and cannot be undone. The customer's associated data including order history linkage will be removed, but existing orders will not be deleted. Returns HTTP 204 No Content on successful deletion.

Delete a sending domain from the Mailchimp account's verified domains. This permanently removes a domain that was previously added for verification. The domain can be in any verification state (pending, verified, or authenticated). After deletion, the domain will no longer appear in the verified-domains list and cannot be used as a sender address until re-added and re-verified. Use 'list_sending_domains' to see available domains before deletion.

Permanently remove a file from the Mailchimp File Manager. This action deletes an image or document file from your Mailchimp account's File Manager. Once deleted, the file cannot be recovered. Files in the File Manager are typically used in campaigns, templates, or signup forms. IMPORTANT: This is a destructive action. Ensure you have the correct file_id before executing, as deletion is permanent. Files that are actively used in campaigns may still be accessible until those campaigns are deleted.

Delete a specific folder in the File Manager. This permanently removes the folder and all files contained within it. Use with caution as this action cannot be undone.

Delete a specific interest category from a Mailchimp audience/list. Interest categories are used to group related interests together on signup forms (e.g., 'Newsletter Preferences', 'Product Interests'). Each category can contain multiple interests that subscribers can select. WARNING: This action permanently deletes the interest category and all interests within it. This cannot be undone. Any subscriber data associated with these interests will also be removed. Use this action when you need to: - Remove obsolete or unused interest categories - Clean up test data - Reorganize your list's interest structure Prerequisites: - Obtain the list_id using 'Get lists info' action - Obtain the interest_category_id using 'List interest categories' action