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Mailchimp to BigQuery

Directory data as of October 23, 2026

8 of the 44 CDPs in the CdpHub directory list both a connector that reads from Mailchimp and one that sends data to BigQuery, so they can sit between the two, and 14 go the other way, from BigQuery to Mailchimp.

8CDPs can carry Mailchimp data into BigQuery
14CDPs can carry BigQuery data to Mailchimp
20of 44 CDPs list Mailchimp
30of 44 CDPs list BigQuery

CDPs that can carry Mailchimp data into BigQuery

8 CDPs

Each of these CDPs lists a connector that reads from Mailchimp and one that sends data to BigQuery. A route is a possible path, not a tested one: what travels depends on each connector, so check the documentation links.

  • Reads from Mailchimp

    BlueConic ⇄ Mailchimp

    Imports Mailchimp audience members and mail activity into BlueConic and exports segment profiles to selected Mailchimp audiences in scheduled or manual batch runs.

    Sends to BigQuery

    BlueConic ⇄ BigQuery

    Imports BigQuery tables into BlueConic profiles and timeline events and exports profile and timeline data to BigQuery tables, replacing or partitioning a table on each batch run.

  • Reads from Mailchimp

    Mailchimp → Klaviyo

    Migrates Mailchimp contacts to Klaviyo in a one-time sync, along with when each contact received, opened and clicked emails, so campaign metrics carry over.

    Sends to BigQuery

    Klaviyo → BigQuery

    Sends Klaviyo profile data, event data or both into BigQuery, and can skip events coming from integrations that BigQuery already receives.

  • Reads from Mailchimp

    Lytics ⇄ Mailchimp

    Imports Mailchimp subscribers and campaign activity into Lytics every 12 hours and exports Lytics audiences to Mailchimp, with campaigns importable as Lytics Experiences.

    Sends to BigQuery

    Lytics ⇄ BigQuery

    Imports BigQuery tables into Lytics and exports user profiles, events, audience changes and definitions, metrics and system events from Lytics to BigQuery tables.

  • Reads from Mailchimp

    Mailchimp → mParticle

    Feed. Brings Mailchimp email events into mParticle as a feed through a Mailchimp webhook.

    Sends to BigQuery

    mParticle → BigQuery

    Audiences. Writes mParticle audience membership to tables in a BigQuery dataset in your Google Cloud project.

    mParticle → BigQuery

    Warehouse. Loads incoming mParticle data into a BigQuery dataset so you can query it directly with SQL.

  • Reads from Mailchimp

    Mailchimp → Salesforce

    Brings Mailchimp campaigns, audiences, automations and e-commerce orders into Data 360 in batches or through Zero Copy query federation (beta).

    Sends to BigQuery

    Salesforce ⇄ BigQuery

    Google BigQuery. Connects Data 360 and Google BigQuery through Zero Copy, querying BigQuery tables in place and sharing Data 360 data back to BigQuery.

  • Reads from Mailchimp

    Mailchimp → Segment

    Source. Pulls Mailchimp objects into Segment on a schedule for syncing to a warehouse.

    Sends to BigQuery

    Segment → BigQuery

    Loads Segment event data into BigQuery on a schedule as a storage destination, ready for SQL analysis.

  • Reads from Mailchimp

    Mailchimp → Tealium

    Webhook data source. Sends Mailchimp list activity, including subscribes, unsubscribes, profile and email changes, cleaned addresses and campaign events, to Tealium AudienceStream through a list webhook.

    Sends to BigQuery

    Tealium → BigQuery

    Google BigQuery. Appends records (singly or batched), sends full event, visitor and log data and runs custom statements in Google BigQuery from AudienceStream or EventStream.

  • Reads from Mailchimp

    Mailchimp → Treasure AI

    Import. Imports Mailchimp lists with their members and member activity, plus campaigns, into Treasure Data with an API key or OAuth, using batch operations to ease rate limits.

    Sends to BigQuery

    Treasure AI → BigQuery

    Export v1. Writes Treasure Data job results into a BigQuery table that matches a predefined schema, in append, replace, replace backup or delete mode, with server-to-server API authentication.

    Treasure AI → BigQuery

    Export v2. Uploads large Treasure Data result sets to BigQuery as Parquet files through BigQuery load jobs, with append, replace, replace backup or truncate modes and JSON key or WIF sign-in.

    Treasure AI → BigQuery

    Open Catalog Access. Exposes Treasure Data's Iceberg tables to BigQuery as a federated dataset through BigQuery Omni, an experimental Open Catalog Access option that is not enabled by default.

The other way: BigQuery to Mailchimp

14 CDPs

Each of these CDPs lists a connector that reads from BigQuery and one that sends data to Mailchimp.

  • Reads from BigQuery

    BigQuery → ActionIQ

    BigQuery

    Sends to Mailchimp

    ActionIQ → Mailchimp

    Mailchimp

  • Reads from BigQuery

    BigQuery → Adobe

    Brings Google BigQuery table data into Experience Platform for Real-Time CDP Ultimate customers.

    Sends to Mailchimp

    Adobe → Mailchimp

    Event forwarding. Sends events server-side to the Mailchimp Marketing API through event forwarding, where they can trigger emails from campaigns, customer journeys or transactional sends.

    Adobe → Mailchimp

    Interest Categories. Sends Real-Time CDP audiences to Mailchimp as interest categories named after each audience, adding or updating contacts and moving them in or out of groups.

    Adobe → Mailchimp

    Tags. Sends Real-Time CDP audiences to Mailchimp as tags named after each audience, adding new contacts or tagging existing ones within a chosen Mailchimp audience.

  • Reads from BigQuery

    Amperity ⇄ BigQuery

    Google BigQuery (Amperity Bridge). Shares data both ways between Amperity and Google BigQuery through Amperity Bridge, using BigQuery sharing exchanges rather than file exports.

    Sends to Mailchimp

    Amperity → Mailchimp

    Manages Mailchimp audiences from Amperity through the Mailchimp Marketing API, keyed by email address.

  • Reads from BigQuery

    BlueConic ⇄ BigQuery

    Imports BigQuery tables into BlueConic profiles and timeline events and exports profile and timeline data to BigQuery tables, replacing or partitioning a table on each batch run.

    Sends to Mailchimp

    BlueConic ⇄ Mailchimp

    Imports Mailchimp audience members and mail activity into BlueConic and exports segment profiles to selected Mailchimp audiences in scheduled or manual batch runs.

  • Reads from BigQuery

    BigQuery → DinMo

    Connects a BigQuery project to DinMo through a Google Cloud service account, with DinMo datasets for segments, statistics and predictions and optional daily alerts on unusual billed usage.

    Sends to Mailchimp

    DinMo → Mailchimp

    Creates Mailchimp segments inside a chosen contact list from DinMo segments and keeps them current by email for existing contacts, rebuilding a segment from scratch on historical refresh.

  • Reads from BigQuery

    BigQuery → Fivetran Activations

    Source. Reads BigQuery tables and views for Fivetran Activations syncs through IAM roles for viewing data and running unload jobs, with an optional read-only mode.

    Sends to Mailchimp

    Fivetran Activations → Mailchimp

    Adds and updates Mailchimp audience members by email from Fivetran Activations after you sign in to Mailchimp, with a required status such as subscribed or unsubscribed.

  • Reads from BigQuery

    BigQuery → Hightouch

    Iceberg source. Reads Apache Iceberg tables managed in BigQuery as a Hightouch source.

    BigQuery → Hightouch

    Source. Connects BigQuery to Hightouch as a source, so SQL, dbt or table-based models built there can sync to any destination.

    Sends to Mailchimp

    Hightouch → Mailchimp

    Keeps Mailchimp audiences in sync with warehouse segments for personalized and automated email.

  • Reads from BigQuery

    Lytics ⇄ BigQuery

    Imports BigQuery tables into Lytics and exports user profiles, events, audience changes and definitions, metrics and system events from Lytics to BigQuery tables.

    Sends to Mailchimp

    Lytics ⇄ Mailchimp

    Imports Mailchimp subscribers and campaign activity into Lytics every 12 hours and exports Lytics audiences to Mailchimp, with campaigns importable as Lytics Experiences.

  • Reads from BigQuery

    BigQuery → mParticle

    Warehouse Sync. Imports user and event data from a BigQuery dataset into mParticle through a Google Cloud service account with read access, as one-time or scheduled syncs.

    Sends to Mailchimp

    mParticle → Mailchimp

    Audiences. Keeps Mailchimp lists in step with mParticle audiences through Mailchimp's v3 API.

    mParticle → Mailchimp

    Events. Forwards mParticle events and user data to Mailchimp for email campaign targeting and tracking.

  • Reads from BigQuery

    BigQuery → RudderStack

    Source. Syncs BigQuery tables or SQL models to downstream tools with RudderStack Reverse ETL, on a schedule or on demand.

    Sends to Mailchimp

    RudderStack → Mailchimp

    Adds and updates Mailchimp audience members from RudderStack users and records their events.

  • Reads from BigQuery

    BigQuery → Segment

    Data Graph. Gives Segment's Data Graph a BigQuery service account that reads entity tables for Linked Audiences and Linked Events and keeps checkpoints in its own dataset (in active development).

    BigQuery → Segment

    Reverse ETL source. Reads BigQuery tables through a service account so Segment Reverse ETL can sync query results onward, granted either broad predefined roles or a narrower custom role.

    Sends to Mailchimp

    Segment → Mailchimp

    Destination. Sends identify calls from Segment to Mailchimp for email marketing in cloud mode.

  • Reads from BigQuery

    BigQuery → Tealium

    Google BigQuery (cloud data source). Imports a Google BigQuery table or view into Tealium attributes through a service account holding the Data Viewer and Job User roles, with STRUCT columns flattened through a view.

    Sends to Mailchimp

    Tealium → Mailchimp

    Subscribes or unsubscribes Mailchimp list members and upserts e-commerce orders and abandoned carts from AudienceStream.

  • Reads from BigQuery

    BigQuery → Treasure AI

    Composable Audience Studio. Sets up Composable Audience Studio on BigQuery with a GCP service account key and a zero-copy catalog, so Treasure Data segments are built on BigQuery data without copying it.

    BigQuery → Treasure AI

    Import v1. Imports BigQuery tables or query results into Treasure Data with the original BigQuery connector, whose connections can also serve exports unless they use OAuth.

    BigQuery → Treasure AI

    Import v2. Imports BigQuery tables or query results into Treasure Data with version 2 of the connector, which signs in with a service account JSON key or Workload Identity Federation, not OAuth.

    BigQuery → Treasure AI

    Live Connect zero-copy. Queries BigQuery tables in place from Treasure Data's Trino engine as Live Connect zero-copy federated queries, with no ETL, after the feature is enabled for the account.

    Sends to Mailchimp

    Treasure AI → Mailchimp

    Export. Adds Treasure Data segments to a Mailchimp list or updates existing members by email, filling merge fields and interest groups, signing in with an API key or OAuth.

  • Reads from BigQuery

    BigQuery → Zeta Global

    Connects Google BigQuery to Zeta with a service account key so marketers can segment on tables in place with Zero Copy Database Explorer or ingest data through Data Flows.

    Sends to Mailchimp

    Zeta Global → Mailchimp

    Pushes Zeta customers to Mailchimp through a Channel Manager channel following the Mailchimp Lists API, authenticated as Mailchimp's developer docs describe, from Experiences.

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About these numbers

CdpHub documents each integration from the platform's own catalog, so a listing records what the platform says it supports, not a test of the connector. A route counts a CDP that lists a connector reading from one end and another sending data to the other: a possible path, not a tested one. What travels, how often and in which format depends on each connector and its plan, so follow the documentation links. Counts are updated as catalogs change; this page reflects the directory as of October 23, 2026. CdpHub is independent and not affiliated with Mailchimp, BigQuery or any platform listed.

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