> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.feedotter.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.feedotter.com/automations/getting-started/mailchimp-sending.md).

# MailChimp Sending

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If you haven't integrated your ESP in the settings yet, it's best to do that before finalizing your automated campaign. [Click here to learn how.](/integrations/mailchimp.md)
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### Finalize Your MailChimp Automation Settings <a href="#headline-60-20978" id="headline-60-20978"></a>

When you are within your automated campaign, select the **Integration** tab on the left sidebar.&#x20;

Click **Connect**, then you will see this:

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Select a **MailChimp Email Campaign Folder.** This is where FeedOtter will put the automated emails it creates. This is only important from an organizational standpoint, but it is required that you have at least 1 folder (we want you to stay organized).

Select the **List.** This determines who will receive your MailChimp RSS email.

Fill in the required fields, then click **Activate Campaign!**&#x20;

After activation, you can monitor and manage your automation from either the **Automations** dashboard or the **Automation Details** page.&#x20;

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[Automation Details](/automations/automation-details.md)
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