Email Header Analyzer & Parser Feature
Clients use Mailparser for various reasons: converting email to Excel, Google Sheets, using our Slack integration, among many others. But a common question asked is, “what is an email header analyzer?” What does this even mean, and is it necessary to analyze email headers? We’ll cover this and more in our article. Before we get […]
The Only Phone Number Extractor You Need
There are many phone number extractor tools available on the market, but are they as good as Mailparser? Probably not. A while ago we rolled out an update to add a phone number extractor folder. Our extractor can find, extract, and transfer data from emails automatically without needing to know a coding language. Our application […]
Extract Repeating Text Blocks And Line Items From E-Mails
Extract repeating text blocks from e-mails is something we see very often at mailparser.io. Two prominent use-cases come to mind when it comes to parsing repeating elements:
Parse, Validate and Standardise Mailing Addresses
A lot of our customers use mailparser.io to automate their e-commerce order fulfilment process. Another popular use-case is to extract contact details from e-mails, for example real-estate buyer leads which our customers receive from platforms like Trulia and Zillow. Both use-cases have one thing in common: They involve parsing, verification and normalisation of postal addresses.
Parse Email Attachments
Since the beginning of mailparser.io one particular feature request popped up every couple of days. People were asking if it was possible to automatically read and process text stored inside e-mail attachments. Quickly it became clear to us that this is something we wanted to build for our customers! Read on to find out how […]
Parse FedEx and UPS Tracking Numbers from Emails
Do you manually copy & paste tracking numbers from emails to other software products on a regular basis? If yes, there is good news! You can stop doing this and let Mailparser parse tracking numbers from FedEx, UPS, USPS and other sources, directly from your incoming emails.