It has a wide range of features and integrations that make it a powerful tool for businesses of all sizes.
The two platforms offer a number of features that make them a good fit for each other. Mailchimp’s email marketing features can be used to create and send marketing campaigns to Airtable’s database of users. Airtable’s database features can be used to track and manage data for Mailchimp’s email marketing campaigns. The integration between the two platforms is seamless and offers a number of benefits for businesses that use both platforms. The integration allows businesses to save time and effort by managing their data in one place. It also allows businesses to take advantage of the features of both platforms to create more powerful marketing campaigns. You can use Mailchimp to learn everything you need to about your subscribers while keeping them organized and up to date. The Airtable database provides a powerful and simple interface. If a new subscriber is added to a list or a campaign is created or sent, a trigger will be triggered. Mailchimp and Airtable are two of the most popular email marketing and database management tools. Using the website visitor’s behavior and activity data, it is possible to send customized emails tailored to the user’s needs. Rather than relying on multiple services to keep track of their subscribers, users can now use one service to keep track of all subscribers. Mailchimp and Airtable can be used to schedule recurring email campaigns and track subscribers. Mailchimp is also an excellent tool for businesses to send out promotional codes for special discounts or access to certain sections of the company’s website. As a result, custom fields containing information from the Airtables database can be created in order to improve the user experience. With the integration of Mailchimp and Airtable, users have more options in terms of how they can use these applications together. All of this data can now be stored in a single location, eliminating the need to switch between applications.
Furthermore, by using this integration, users can easily and quickly change their application without having to move from one application to the next. The Airtable Microsoft Outlook Integrations Zapier service can be used to automatically send information from Airtable to Microsoft Outlook. Creates a new record by pressing the Create Record button. Of course, we could always switch that functionality on our site to first funnel to AirTable and, again, solve the issue if ALL entries were only ever first starting by entering in one place (like AT).īut anyway, it would just be nice to know that someone could be entered anywhere and they’d be updated everywhere, also just saving us time from doing our own manual double entry.The triggers can be set at any time when a new or existing record is added to a selected view. So, in that scenario, we’d want to make sure that entry was automatically, also then, added to AirTable. But, as another example, our website funnels people who sign up for our newsletter straight to our list in Mailchimp. This is especially helpful because, for instance, not everyone will have access to AirTable (as the records have more info that we don’t want some folks to see, but need to keep), but might have access to update our email list in Mailchimp.Įasy enough to just make sure the main point of contact at our org is always entering in one place first and then we don’t have to worry about it. But the goal was really to make sure that anyone could enter anywhere and all records would be updated. It’s far easier-and, again, more robust-for us to be able to fill out a record in AirTable and then have that record push to Mailchimp.
Hey Basically, our fields in Airtable are FAR more robust than the form fields we have on each individual record in Mailchimp. If you do use Airtable, check out the Find Record action to find an existing record, and if it exists, use Filter by Zapier to allow the Zap to proceed if the record if there’s no match. Where are you checking for the email address at? I know the popular option is to put an email address into Google Sheets but I’m thinking that Airtable maybe a good option too.
But, of course, that creates duplicates because they’re both running at the same time. And so that it would work the opposite way, too. I originally set it up so that if she entered someone onto our list in Mailchimp, they’d be added to a new row in AirTable. We’re trying to create a system where our data entry person only has to enter a new subscriber in one app (either Mailchimp OR AirTable), but so that the data is replicated in whichever app she didn’t originally enter the new user into first. Does anyone know if it’s possible to configure a zap where a new row gets added to an AirTable when someone signs up for a list in Mailchimp, but only if the email address doesn’t already exist?