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My workflow is correct, except that I only need to do it once. I can store the access_token and the datacenter (key–dc) in my database and use it for future calls.
Although I still don’t know exactly what was causing my problem, I now know that it was not related to this workflow. It’s correct.
👤Seth
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I think the Endpoint in the client library is “http://.api.mailchimp.com” so you need to send the token as only access token as per this part from documentation:
api_endpoint – this is http://.api.mailchimp.com. If you don’t
have a datacenter aware wrapper, use this api endpoint and the
access_token as your API Key.
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