Zapier Bitrix24-Mailchimp Loom Tutorial
Budget: €30 – €250 EUR
I need a clear, end-to-end Loom video that walks me through building a Zapier workflow connecting my Bitrix24 contacts to Mailchimp via a Zapier webhook. I already understand the general flow but want a detailed, screen-recorded guide that shows every click, setting, and test result.
Core workflow
• Trigger: Bitrix24 contact created.
• Actions in Mailchimp: add the new contact to a list and, if the email already exists, update that record instead of creating a duplicate.
Please narrate why each Zapier option is chosen, how the webhook is structured, and how data mapping works between the two platforms. Include a code step where you demonstrate useful JavaScript enhancements—feel free to recommend practical ideas such as data cleansing, automatic tag generation, or date formatting, then implement at least one of them so I can see it in action.
Deliverables
1. Loom link (full-resolution, voice-over in English, roughly real-time).
2. Any JavaScript snippets and example payloads shown in the video, shared as a separate text file.
3. Brief note on further JS ideas I might explore later.
The recording should be thorough enough that I can replicate the zap from scratch after watching once.
Core workflow
• Trigger: Bitrix24 contact created.
• Actions in Mailchimp: add the new contact to a list and, if the email already exists, update that record instead of creating a duplicate.
Please narrate why each Zapier option is chosen, how the webhook is structured, and how data mapping works between the two platforms. Include a code step where you demonstrate useful JavaScript enhancements—feel free to recommend practical ideas such as data cleansing, automatic tag generation, or date formatting, then implement at least one of them so I can see it in action.
Deliverables
1. Loom link (full-resolution, voice-over in English, roughly real-time).
2. Any JavaScript snippets and example payloads shown in the video, shared as a separate text file.
3. Brief note on further JS ideas I might explore later.
The recording should be thorough enough that I can replicate the zap from scratch after watching once.