So it's not possible to create campaigns via MailChimp API v3.0 at this moment. But is it possible to send emails to lists/groups/segments via API v3.0? Or should I use API v2.0 for this functionality?
I have seen this one already: MailChimp send email v3.0
It's now possible to create and send a campaign through the V3.0 API.
See the this page
You can send to a saved segment, but as far as I can tell, there's no way to create a saved segment via the API, or to send to any subset of the list members.
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As the title suggests, I'm wondering how I can send a template defined within Docusign via SMS delivery. However, I'm only seeing documentation on how to send a document from storage outside of docusign. Am I missing something?
Yes, for the recipients specified in a template, your API program can choose for them to be notified by SMS only, SMS and email, or email only.
This live example via the API Request Builder uses a template to send an SMS-only notification to a recipient.
This live example via the API Request Builder uses a template to send SMS and email notifications to a recipient.
If you want to know how to replace a template's document with a different document when you send the envelope, here's a live example for that.
The API Request Builder can create the examples in C#, Java, PHP, Node.JS, Ruby, or Python.
I am currently sending email via the Gmail API using the Google Node SDK. I am successful in doing so, but my application requires that I be able to attach specific identifiers to emails that I send in order to be able to track and process certain events correctly.
I have heard of custom metadata being added to emails sent through other services such as Mailchimp, Postmark, etc so it seems like some sort of standard to be able to do this in email. I however, have not been able to find how to do this via the Gmail API specifically. Is this even possible?
Answer:
No, you cannot add custom application data to messages sent via Gmail API.
Reference:
The corresponding Message resource doesn't include any property for custom metadata.
And the related methods send and insert don't allow this either.
Issue Tracker:
A related feature request was reported in Issue Tracker, I'd suggest you to star it:
Add Custom Metadata to Email Messages via Gmail Api
Workaround:
I'd suggest you to use labels to identify messages.
I'm trying to achieve some requirements via Docusign APIs. Would like to know if it's possible before I start the project.
I've used Docusign app for Salesforce earlier, but now I'm trying to achieve some functionalities through API calls
Ability for a Signed Document sent to a contact (by clicking on a button on contact record) to be attached to the Contact record it was sent from
Ability to write back to the record from a field tagged on the DocuSign envelope
Vinay, this functionality is available using the DocuSign for Salesforce integration. If you would like to write it yourself using APIs, you can start by looking at our Apex toolkit here - https://developers.docusign.com/salesforce/guides/apex-toolkit
Fairly new to mailchimp and nodejs. I'm trying to send an email using mailchimp after a user places order in my website entirely using nodejs. However document states there is no real way to send one-to-one email using mailchimp but only possible to send bulk list of emails. How would I achieve this using nodejs? I've installed mailchimp package and ready to go with API key. I need a function that sends email to every user upon completing an order with a template.
I think that MailChimp is a bulk email sender.
If you want to do one-to-one email, then you should try Mailgun from Mailchimp.
A popular alternative is Sendgrid and they have a good, easy-to-use NPM package.
Can anyone please tell me (or point me in the direction) how to generate an invoice email using webhook api in stripe with the mailchimp account?
You actually can't do that directly because you can't create a MailChimp endpoint which receives data through the web. You need an intermediary layer in between Stripe and MailChimp, which receives data from Stripe, validates the data, converts the data according to your needs, and using MailChimp API sends it to MailChimp to be sent out as an email. But an easier approach will be (in my opinion) creating an in-house solution for sending out emails instead of using MailChimp.