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Which subscribers did my Mailchimp import accept?

Mailchimp monkey logoI often get asked during Mailchimp training, how a user knows which subscribers have been successfully imported by Mailchimp. Mailchimp provides two simple ways of knowing which email addresses have not been imported into your list and the reasons for any issues.

Mailchimp import report from the Dashboard

As long as you know where to look then finding the results of your subscriber imports is easy. Follow these instructions:

  1. Login to Mailchimp.
  2. Click Lists.
  3. Click your list name.
  4. Go to Manage Subscribers then Import History.

You’ll see a report similar to the image below. If you click the various hyperlinked words (e.g. role-based) you’ll see a list of the email addresses that fall into that category.

Mailchimp import report via email

When you perform an import into a list, Mailchimp will send you a summary report via email. An example is shown below.

Your list import is complete.

A total of 43287 emails have been successfully added to the list, ‘YOUR LIST NAME’, on the account YOUR ACCOUNT NAME.

However, we encountered the errors below:

1597 emails were already subscribed to this list.
16 emails had syntax errors. Learn more about syntax errors.
95 emails unsubscribed from this list and can’t be re-added.
12 emails hard bounced from this list, so they are not valid for import.
118 emails were invalid or looked role-based (like postmaster@example.com) and couldn’t be imported.

Download the attached files to view subscribers who weren’t imported.

Having trouble? Get help with list imports.

View Failed Imports

Billing Update
This import exceeded the limit on your billing plan. We adjusted your billing tier to accommodate your new list size.

If you don’t want to upgrade your account plan, undo this list import on the Import History page.

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