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Paypal to Mailchimp - A Zap for each product/paypal button

  • October 22, 2020
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I have different Paypal buttons (one for each product I sell) and I´m trying to set the Paypal > Mailchimp zap, so I can send, for example, “buyer of product 1” to Mailchimp with “product 1” tag, “buyer of product 2” with “product 2” tag, and so on.

 

I read here I should use the FILTER feature to identify each Paypal button and send to Mailchimp with it´s appropriate tag, so I may build one zap for each Paypal button.

 

I´m trying to use the Paypal button´s ID as identifier but I can´t seem to figure out which data I should link to button´s ID number. 

Best answer by Troy Tessalone

Is there another identifying data point coming thru in the PayPal metadata to indicate the button or product?

The idea is that you want to create a mapping/lookup table for the PayPal button IDs to Mailchimp Tags.

You may have to test each button individually, then pull thru the data via the Zap to determine the PayPal button ID.

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  • October 22, 2020

Is there another identifying data point coming thru in the PayPal metadata to indicate the button or product?

The idea is that you want to create a mapping/lookup table for the PayPal button IDs to Mailchimp Tags.

You may have to test each button individually, then pull thru the data via the Zap to determine the PayPal button ID.


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  • October 22, 2020
Troy Tessalone wrote:

Is there another identifying data point coming thru in the PayPal metadata to indicate the button or product?

Trying with “product name” shown at “purchase done” screen. Let´s see.