MailerLite + WooCommerce

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Hey,

I would like to create such a scenario:

  1. a customer subscribes to my newsletter (he doesn’t have to create an account on the website)
  2. WooCommerce creates a unique discount code for him/her
  3. MailerLite sends a message with this code (the code must be unique for each user and disposable)

I don’t know if the free make.com plan is enough.

I’m looking for help with the setup

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Hey Rafal,

how can you tell if someone subscribed to the newsletter? Is it there an API that can be accessed that spots the event or an email you are getting?

After that creating a Coupon on WooCommerce is straightforward.

And for the final step, I don’t think there is a module to directly send an email to a customer from MailerLite. Maybe you need to setup a campaign on MailerLite it self and then subscribe this person to the campaign so it sends them a message.

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Hi Stoyan :waving_hand:

The user will sign up for the newsletter (I created a new group in MailerLite for such users). I also set up an automation in MailerLite that sends an email to the user if the user is in a certain group.

I’ll tie everything together through the API. Make.com can see my newsletter and recipient groups.

Presence in an audience group is supposed to trigger the creation of a one-time unique code in WooCommerce. In the next step, MailerLite through the automation set up will send an email to the user. Here I want to include a variable in the newsletter signup confirmation email, which will just be my code from WooCommerce.

Newsletter signup → create code in WooComerce → send via MailerLite an email with the signup confirmation and unique code from WooCommerce

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Welcome to the Make community!

You can trigger a scenario when you have a new subscriber.

To do this, you can try using the MailerLite “Watch Subscriber Events” module —

Triggers when a selected event is executed.

For more information, see https://www.make.com/en/integrations/mailerlite2, and MailerLite - Apps Documentation in the help centre.

Hope this helps! Let me know if there are any further questions or issues.

— @samliew

P.S.: Investing some effort into the Make Academy will save you lots of time and frustration using Make.

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Thanks for your answers! However, I was hoping someone had dealt with a similar integration and would know how to solve my need :frowning: