

In this example, I am asking mailchimp to add a subscriber everytime my landing page form is filled in. Let’s go back to your Zapier Screen. Search for Mailchimp and select it.Ĭlick on choose action on the left. Then choose your Mailchimp Action. Or in Zapier terms it’s time to set up the Action. Now, it’s time to integrate Zapier with your Mailchimp account.

Use test / dummy data that you can identify and delete later. To test your webhook, you have to fill in the form once. To test it out you can click on the test option as shown in the screen below. Now switch back to Sunny Landing Pages. Double click on your form to launch the form editor and select the Zapier tab on the rightĮnter the webhook URL in the space provided. That’s it – you’ve now got a custom webhook URL for you to send requests to. You can skip the optional step of using a child key In our case we use Webhooks by Zapier as our trigger

