☰ TOPICS
- Getting started
- Examples
- How to capture inbound leads and export its data to Zoho CRM using Zapier
- How to parse a table from an email and export to Google Spreadsheets
- How to parse an attached invoice in PDF
- How to capture data from an attached CSV file and save it to a database
- How to use a regular expression for email parsing
- How to parse Amazon dispatch notifications
- How to store an email attachment in a MySQL database
- How to use of a simple script to capture text from a received email
- How to filter emails with a script
- How to capture data from a weather report email and save it to an Excel file
- How to parse name:value data from an email and export to an Excel file
- How to export full email contents to an Excel file
- How to save attached images in a folder and inserting the path in a database
- How to conditionally run an action based on a script result
- Email Accounts
- Adding your email account
- How to set up an IMAP email account
- How to set up a Gmail email account
- Accessing your Gmail account with IMAP
- How to set up an Exchange email account
- How to set up an Office 365 email account
- How to set up a POP email account
- How to find the Exchange web services URL
- Your personal emailparser.com email account
- Using a normal folder as an email account
- Filtering incoming emails
- Using regular expressions for email filtering
- Combining multiple filters to build complex filter rules
- Using scripts to filter emails
- Email Parsers
- What is an email parser?
- Overview of the different parsing methods
- Capturing text with "Starts with... continues until..."
- Capturing text with AI
- Capturing text with Regular expressions
- Capturing an HTML tag. Overview
- Capturing an HTML tag with XPath
- Capturing an HTML tag with CSS selectors
- Capturing an HTML tag by the tag properties
- Parsing text from attached files
- Capturing text with “Filtering and Replacing”
- Capturing text with JavaScript
- Capturing text with C#
- Multiple step parsing
- Actions. Basic concepts
- Actions. Spreadsheet
- Actions. AI
- Actions. Database
- Actions. Online integration
- Actions. Local integration
- Actions. Scripting
- Actions. Email
- Actions. Flow control
- Actions. Fields
- Actions. Miscellaneous
- Other topics
- Handling and notifying errors
- An overview of scripting in Email Parser
- Differences between the Web app and the Windows app
- The settings window
- Limitations of the Email Parser Web app
- Running Email Parser as a Windows Service
- Backing up and transferring your workflow
- Where does Email Parser saves the configuration?
- How to install and uninstall the Email Parser Windows app
- How to update the Email Parser
- System requirements
- Running Email Parser for Windows on a Virtual Private Server
- Where can I update my subscription, download invoices, or change billing details?
- How do I find my license key?
- Licensing and Privacy
- News & Updates
Tracking what happened with processed emails
Email Parser stores the processing output of each email in an internal database. In order to check what happened with an email you have to double-click the email source and go to the Emails tab. Then choose an email and select the Processing log tab:
There is also a full log file available. This file contains everything that has been shown in the Activity tab:
