Question:Does this add on include an email signup form that can be put on homepage or catalog pages? If not is there another add on we could use?
-
Greg
(05/26/2016)
Response:HI Greg, the signup form you are referring to is given to you via Mailchimp so just have to embed it. This plugin does the heavier integration between account/create account pages and MailChimp. Also, we include the ability to tie into the MailChimp sync function from other location so developers have a handy simple API to use as well.
Question:Does this add-on provide the ability to specify actual customers vs. people that have just signed up for the newsletter separately?
-
Joey
(09/03/2013)
Response:It uses the Ok to Email customer account setting to determine if the email/customer should be synced over to MailChimp. We offer callouts/API in this plugin to integrate the module with other customizations you may have in your cart as well!
Question:Do we need a MailChimp account or subscription for this add-on?
-
Marie
(02/22/2013)
Response:Yes, this is a direct integration with MailChimp API supporting all their account types. You will be required to setup a MailChimp account (they start free) which the add-on "talks" with.
Question:Does your Mailchimp add-on allow for additional call outs/bindings other than the cart's create account and account management functions?
-
No Name
(02/08/2013)
Response:Yes, our MailChimp integration exposes several API calls so you can bind any other features and or custom modifications in AspDotNetStorefront you have. We allow you to sync using the Customer object or values directly.
