Connect Discord and Mailchimp to unlock the power of automation

To connect your Discord account to Mailchimp, you will typically use an automation platform that supports both services. You need to create a workflow that triggers whenever a specific event happens in Discord (like a new message in a channel) and then defines actions in Mailchimp, such as updating a subscriber list.

Common triggers include new messages in channels, reactions added or removed, and user updates on Discord. On the Mailchimp side, actions can range from adding subscribers to newsletters or updating contact information based on these triggers.

Yes, you can set up an automated workflow where receiving a new message in a specified Discord channel serves as the trigger. This can prompt an action in Mailchimp to automatically send out an email campaign or update your mailing list.

Absolutely. Reactions added or removed from messages can serve as triggers. For instance, if someone reacts with a specific emoji on your announcement message, we can ensure their contact information is updated or tagged accordingly in your Mailchimp audience.

If access between Discord and Mailchimp is removed, any automations or workflows related to these integrations will cease to function. We recommend reviewing any ongoing campaigns that might rely on this connection before disconnecting.

While many types of data can be transferred between these platforms through integrations, certain sensitive information may not be supported due to privacy concerns. Always review what data is permissible by both services' policies when setting up triggers and actions.

You can set up your integration so that whenever someone joins your server—a joining serves as the trigger—an action is performed in Mailchimp like creating or updating their subscriber profile with additional tags or interests.