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Keep Mailchimp in step with what your customers bought

Crevio connects your Mailchimp audience to your store, so buyers get tagged by product and campaigns are drafted from real sales. Nothing is sent until you approve it.

Tag everyone in Mailchimp who bought Watercolor Basics, then draft a campaign offering them the Advanced course.

CrevioDone in Mailchimp

Mailchimp

Ready for layered washes?

From
Nina Alvarez
To
Audience: Watercolor Basics buyers (412)

Hi there, You finished the basics. The next step is where paintings start to glow: layering, glazing, and lifting color. Watercolor Advanced opens Monday. As a Basics student you get $30 off until Friday with code NEXTLAYER. See you in lesson one, Nina

Campaign drafted in Mailchimp · waiting for your OK to send

Jobs Crevio takes off your plate in Mailchimp

Ask the way you would ask an assistant. Crevio does the lookups, the writing, and the clicking.

1

Tag subscribers by what they bought

You say

Go through my orders and tag each Mailchimp subscriber with the products they own.

Crevio reads your orders, finds each buyer in your Mailchimp audience, and adds a tag per product. You approve the batch, and your segments finally reflect real purchases.

2

Stop pitching people who already bought

You say

Before I send the course launch, remove existing course buyers from the launch segment.

Crevio checks the segment against your store's customers and takes the buyers out, so nobody who paid last month gets a "buy now" email.

3

Draft the campaign from your store

You say

Write a Mailchimp campaign announcing the Notion Budget Template price drop to my "templates" tag.

Crevio pulls the product name, new price, and link from your store, creates the campaign in Mailchimp, and leaves it as a draft for you to review.

4

See which campaign actually sold

You say

How did last Tuesday's campaign do, and how many orders came in that day?

You get opens, clicks, and unsubscribes from the Mailchimp report next to the orders your store took in the 48 hours after the send.

5

Clean up after a refund

You say

Anyone who got a refund this month, remove their buyer tag and add a note to their profile.

Crevio finds the refunds in your store, updates the matching subscribers' tags, and leaves a short note on each profile explaining why.

Runs on its own

Any job can become a task that runs on a schedule or the moment something happens.

  1. Trigger

    A customer's payment goes through

    Add or update them in your Mailchimp audience with a tag for the product they bought.

  2. Trigger

    A customer's subscription is canceled

    Move them from your members tag to a win-back tag so they get the right emails next.

  3. Schedule

    Every Monday at 9:00

    Summarize last week's campaign reports next to the orders each send drove, and suggest one change for the next one.

What Crevio can do in Mailchimp

Reading runs on its own. Anything that changes data in Mailchimp asks for your approval first, unless you tell Crevio it doesn't need to.

Audience

  • Find subscribers and see their recent activity
  • Add, update, unsubscribe, or remove subscribers
  • Add and remove tags
  • Add notes to a subscriber
  • Create, update, or delete audiences

Segments

  • List who is in a segment
  • Add or remove people from a segment

Campaigns

  • Create and edit campaigns and their content
  • Send a campaign once you approve it
  • Delete campaigns
  • Read campaign reports

The gap between your list and your store

Mailchimp knows who opens your emails. Your store knows who paid. For most creators those two facts never meet, so the course launch goes to people who bought it last month and your best customers get the same generic newsletter as everyone else.

Crevio closes that gap. It reads your orders, subscriptions, and refunds, finds the matching people in your Mailchimp audience, and keeps their tags and segments honest. When you ask for a campaign, it writes it with the right product, price, and link, because it's reading them from the store instead of guessing.

Setting it up so it runs itself

Start with one rule: when someone pays, tag them in Mailchimp with the product name. Crevio adds new buyers or updates existing subscribers as orders come in. After a few weeks your segments line up with real purchases, and "email everyone who bought the beginner course" becomes a single request.

Add a second rule for cancellations. When a member's subscription ends, Crevio swaps their member tag for a win-back tag, so your existing Mailchimp journeys send the right follow-up.

Staying in control

Because Mailchimp is a connected app, every change Crevio makes there asks for your approval first: new subscribers, tags, campaign drafts, and especially sends. You can approve from the Crevio app, Slack, or an email link, and switch routine actions like tagging to run without asking once you trust them.

Crevio doesn't build Mailchimp's own automation journeys or design templates from scratch in the Mailchimp editor. It works with the audiences, tags, segments, and campaigns you already have.

Set up in three steps

  1. 01

    Connect Mailchimp

    Sign in to Mailchimp from Crevio. It takes a few seconds and you can disconnect any time.

  2. 02

    Ask for what you need

    Describe the job in plain language. Crevio works out which steps it takes and shows you what it did.

  3. 03

    Let it run

    Turn anything you asked for once into a task that repeats on a schedule or runs when something happens.

Questions about Mailchimp and Crevio

No, not by default. Reading your audience and reports happens automatically, but anything that changes Mailchimp, including sending, waits for your approval. You can loosen that per action later, for example to let tagging run on its own.

Either works. If your list and templates already live in Mailchimp, keep them there and let Crevio feed it better data. If you're starting fresh, Crevio's built-in broadcasts skip the sync entirely.

Yes. Unsubscribes are handled by Mailchimp, and its unsubscribe status and compliance rules apply to every campaign Crevio drafts. Any change to a subscriber's status goes through your approval like every other change.

Not inside Mailchimp. Instead, Crevio runs the logic itself, for example tagging a buyer the moment they pay, and your existing Mailchimp journeys can react to those tags.

No. Connecting apps is included in every plan. The work the AI does draws from your plan's monthly credits, and you can start free without a credit card.

You decide what Crevio may do on its own and what needs your approval, and you can change that per action at any time. Every step it takes is listed in the chat, so you can see exactly what happened.

Open Integrations in your Crevio settings and disconnect it. Crevio loses access straight away.

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