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Multiple MailChimp mailing lists syncing into Salesforce CRM using SyncApps?

If I have several lists in mailchimp, can I use Cazoomi to keep them in sync with my Contacts in Salesforce that are tagged to correspond with these mailing lists? In Salesforce, we use the "Mailing List Membership" field to state which mailing list people are subscribed to. We'd like to have this field stay in sync with the mailchimp subscriptions as well. Is that possible or does Cazoomi only work for one mailing list?
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  • Clint Wilson EMPLOYEE
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    Clint Wilson (Community Ambassador) February 23, 2012 21:06
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    Thanks for signing up to our free trial and we will automatically sync the basic fields and for custom fields which we do not we can customize your SyncApp to complete your field mappings for both systems:



    Once you are in the Free Trial you will also find the Salesforce setup screen for Sync Campaign Responses setup as well.



    Currently we only support syncing to multiple MailChimp mailing lists and custom field mapping for Salesforce in our customized Enterprise level plans.

    Let us know what other enhancements you might like on your plan as our teams build SyncApps based on subscriber feedback.

    ~Clint
    @cazoomi
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  • cabraham
    Hi Clint,
    Here's a full description of what we're trying to do:

    We have a custom field in Salesforce called "Mailing List Membership" to keep track of who is subscribed to which lists. What we'd like is for correspondance between how contacts are tagged in Salesforce and which lists they appear in in Mailchimp. So if a Contact has their "Mailing List Membership" field set to "List 1, List 2" then we would want that contact to be subscribed to "List 1" and "List 2" in Mailchimp. If someone subscribes for "List 3" in Mailchimp, then we'd want that person synced into Salesforce with "Mailing List Membership" field set to "List 3". Does that make sense?

    Please contact me to let me know if there would be an extra charge for building in this functionality and when it could be available by.

    Thanks,
    Chris
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  • cabraham
    Clint,
    We're also considering keeping track of mailing list subscriptions in salesforce via checkboxes instead of a comma-delimited text field.
    Chris
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    • Hi Chris,

      So the "checkboxes" field is for informational only, as Mailchimp lists information always win?
      That means if anyone update the checkboxes in SF, SyncApps will simply ignore it.

      * SF to Mailchimp: sync contact information
      * Mailchimp to SF: sync list membership information

      Is that correct?

      Regards,
      Nugroho
    • Nugroho,
      Yes, that is correct. Also we'd like the ability to easily add/subtract mailing lists by ourselves.
      Thanks,
      Chris
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  • Simon
    I don't understand how the SF - MC integration works. It seems to refresh the data, but don't import new emails to MC when we assign them to a campaign to SF. I did synch manually, reset and retried, with no results. Are we supposed to wait? is there a limit in the import (we tried 3000 on a paid plan)
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