How to integrate Mail Mint with Eventin

1. Introduction #

The Mail Mint integration for Eventin sends purchaser and attendee data to a Mail Mint webhook the moment an order is created. Use it to add ticket buyers (and optional individual attendees) to your Mail Mint email lists, automations, and funnels — no manual list imports.

Prerequisites #

• Eventin (this plugin).
• Mail Mint — installed and active on the same WordPress site.
• A Mail Mint webhook URL — created inside Mail Mint and pointed at the list/automation you want to populate.

Step 1 — Enable the Mail Mint integration #

1. Go to Eventin → Extensions → Integrations tab.
2. Find the “Mail Mint” card and toggle it ON.
3. If Mail Mint is not yet installed, Eventin shows the notice “NB: Need to install and activate Mail Mint plugin”. Install and activate it from the WordPress Plugins page first, then return and toggle the integration ON.

Step 2 — Configure Mail Mint per event #

The webhook and recipient settings are configured on each event individually, so different events can feed different Mail Mint lists.

1. Open the event in Eventin and switch to the Advanced tab.
2. Scroll to the Third-Party Integrations card.
3. Toggle “Integrate Mail Mint” ON. The panel expands.
4. Paste your Mail Mint webhook URL into the Mail Mint Webhook field. Eventin validates the URL format.
5. Under Send to, choose who gets sent to Mail Mint:
   • Purchaser email — the buyer who paid.
   • Attendee email — every individual attendee on the order (only fires if Attendee Registration is on).
   You can pick one or both.
6. Click “Update” at the top of the event page to save.

If the “Integrate Mail Mint” row is not visible on the Advanced tab, the global toggle from Step 1 is off — turn it on first.

After purchase — data lands in Mail Mint #

The moment an Eventin order is created for a Mail-Mint-enabled event, Eventin POSTs the configured contacts to your webhook URL:

• Purchaser send — one POST with the buyer’s email and first name.
• Attendee send — one POST per attendee with that attendee’s email and first name.
• The contacts appear in the Mail Mint list/automation tied to that webhook, ready for any follow-up email sequence you’ve configured.

Verify it’s working by placing a test order, then opening Mail Mint and checking that the buyer (and any attendees you opted in) have appeared as new contacts.

FAQs #

Q: Where do I get the Mail Mint webhook URL? #

A: Inside the Mail Mint plugin, create a webhook for the list or automation you want to populate. Copy the URL Mail Mint generates and paste it into the Mail Mint Webhook field on the event’s Advanced tab.

Q: Can I send only the purchaser, not the attendees? #

A: Yes. In the Send to field, check only Purchaser email and leave Attendee email unchecked. Only the buyer will be sent to Mail Mint.

Q: I don’t see “Integrate Mail Mint” on the Advanced tab. Why? #

A: The per-event panel only appears when the global Mail Mint integration is toggled ON in Eventin → Extensions → Integrations. Turn it on there, then refresh the event page.

Q: Does each event need its own webhook? #

A: Not necessarily. You can reuse the same webhook URL on multiple events, or create a separate webhook per event so each one feeds a different Mail Mint list. The choice is yours — Eventin doesn’t restrict it.

Q: What data does Eventin send to the webhook? #

A: Email and first name — for the purchaser and/or each attendee, depending on your Send to selection. The send happens once per order, immediately after checkout completes.

3. Conclusion #

Enable Mail Mint once under Extensions, then drop a webhook URL into each event’s Advanced tab and choose who to send. From that point on, every Eventin order auto-feeds your Mail Mint lists and automations — no manual exports.