Sync your orders, products, carts and subscribers to Mailchimp so its ecommerce automations and reports use your real store data.
Real orders. Real carts. Real subscribers. Flowing into Mailchimp automatically, the moment they happen, no spreadsheets, no manual retyping, no more paying for a tool that does nothing.
Paste your API key and the settings show the connected account name and email.
Click once and your Mailchimp store exists. If one already existed for that audience, it adopts it instead of leaving you stuck on an error.
You decide which of your own statuses means paid, fulfilled, canceled, or refunded. It fires on your real workflow, never a generic guess.
Add to cart, change a quantity, start checkout, every one re-syncs. The instant an order lands, that cart disappears from Mailchimp for good.
Unchecked by default, wording fully yours, with real double opt-in available. A list built on honest "yes" answers, not a box nobody read.
Two KPI bands, five charts, and a panel that names exactly what's broken, measured against Mailchimp's own industry benchmarks, not guesswork.
Someone fills a cart, then dinner burns, a kid yells, a notification pops up, and they're gone. Nobody abandons a cart because they hate your products. They got distracted, because that's what humans do. This is the tap on the shoulder that brings them back, and it knows exactly when to stop.
An order references a product Mailchimp has never seen? The sync queue notices and pushes that product first, automatically, before it ever touches the order. Nothing sits stuck waiting on a dependency that should already have been there.
Is a 22% open rate good or embarrassing? Now you actually know. Every rate on the dashboard is scored against Mailchimp's own published industry benchmark, so "healthy" and "not healthy" stop being a matter of opinion.
Add Mailchimp and sync every order, cart and subscriber.
A home-goods store signed up for Mailchimp years ago, sent one campaign, and kept paying the monthly plan out of vague guilt ever since. One click on the historic order backfill seeded years of real purchase history in a single pass, and real-time sync took it from there. The account they were already paying for finally does something.
A jewelry shop had someone hand-pasting orders into Mailchimp from a spreadsheet at the end of every month for over a year. With order statuses mapped to their real workflow, orders now sync the instant they're placed and again the moment they're paid or fulfilled. Nobody has retyped an order total by hand since.
A specialty food shop had no idea whether their open rate was great or embarrassing. With the dashboard's benchmark-scored KPI band live, every campaign's click, bounce, and spam rate is measured against the real industry number. When bounce rate crept above it, the issues panel flagged it before the next send went out, not after it quietly tanked deliverability.
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Plug your store into Mailchimp so orders and carts reach your account as they happen, with order statuses mapped the way you choose.
Documentation
User Guide (Version 6)Send cart, checkout and order events to Klaviyo with full customer profiles, so your Klaviyo flows can follow up with every shopper.
Paste one Omnisend API key to start recovering abandoned carts and tracking order events in your Omnisend account.
Hand abandoned carts and order history to ActiveCampaign, so your automations can follow up with shoppers who almost bought.
Pass abandoned carts and orders to Brevo, so your email and SMS automations can bring back customers who walked away from checkout.
Send orders and live cart activity to MailerLite so your list can chase abandoned carts and wake up subscribers who went quiet.
