Mailchimp
Jira

Streamline Issue Handling

Automate ticket management seamlessly. Enhance communication efficiency. Transform file updates into actionable tasks.

When this happens...

New File
Trigger new event when a new file is added to the File Manager of the connected Mailchimp account.

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automatically do this!

Transition Issue
Performs an issue transition and, if the transition has a screen, updates the fields from the transition screen,

Explore Triggers and Actions

New Open
Trigger new event when a recipient opens an email in a specific campaign.
New Order
Trigger new event when an order is added to your store, or Mailchimp account.
New or Updated List Segment
Trigger new event when segment is either created or updated.
New Segment Tag Subscriber
Trigger new event when a subscriber is added to a segment or tags within an audience list.
Update Comment
Updates a comment,
Update Issue
Updates an issue. A transition may be applied and issue properties updated as part of the edit,

About the apps

Learn more about

Mailchimp

and

Jira

, and how they work together to automate your workflows.

About

Mailchimp

Mailchimp is a leading marketing automation and email marketing platform that helps businesses create, manage, and analyze their campaigns effectively.

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About

Jira

Jira is the leading agile project management tool that empowers teams to effectively plan, track, and support software development with confidence and precision.

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Why

Mailchimp

+

Jira

= Perfect Match

Integrating Mailchimp with Jira optimizes your workflow by automating issue transitions based on file uploads. Whenever a new file is added to Mailchimp’s File Manager, a corresponding issue in Jira can be transitioned, ensuring that your team is always updated and able to act swiftly. This reduces the need for manual task assignments and enhances team responsiveness, ultimately leading to faster resolution times and improved customer support efficiency.

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