Parsio currently supports 4 parser types: Template-based parser AI-powered PDF parser GPT-powered parser 🆕 OCR converter Choosing the appropriate parser for parsing your documents is crucial. The 3 tables below show the main differences, adva ...
Importing PDF Files to Parsio Parsio offers 4 main options for importing PDF files for processing: Sending them as email attachments. Uploading them manually from the "Inbox" page. Automatically downloading them from an external link. Importing the ...
1. AI-powered parser (Extract structured data) Parsio can automatically extract structured data, tables and handwritten text from text PDFs, scanned PDFs and images. It uses Machine Learning for OCR and data extraction. There is a set of prebu ...
For more advanced LLM-powered parsing, please check out our second tool, Airparser (see the "Advanced GPT-Powered Parsing" section of this article). The GPT-powered parser allows you to extract structured data from emails, PDFs, and files using a text pr ...
This article is about the template-based parser. Parsio's email signature parsing feature is a powerful tool that can help you extract key contact information from your emails. We use AI to identify and extract the following fields from email signatures: ...
This article is about the template-based parser. Consider giving Airparser a try — our advanced LLM-powered parser — as a more reliable and powerful alternative to the template-based approach. After creating a mailbox and forwarding your fir ...
Parsio's template page has 3 tabs: HTML, Raw and Preview. This short article explains the difference between them. The HTML tab displays the rendered version of your email. It allows you to highlight the valuable ...
Before going further, it's important to understand some basics of how Parsio works. When you create a template and select fields to extract, Parsio will "remember" the context, e.g. the data (either plain text or HTML tags) right before and after each fi ...
Parsio allows you to extract any text data from your emails and documents. Sometimes you may also want to extract metadata: sender's email address, email received date and time etc. Regular fields Regular fields is probably what you will ...
While regular fields are used to extract dynamic data from incoming emails, PDF files, etc., constant fields allow you to set predefined (constant) values. This is helpful when you need to "tag" some documents or export a value that doesn't exist in docum ...
Being able to parse emails with tables or repetitive data can be quite helpful when you don’t know in advance the number of items you want to extract from an email. Here’s when table parsing can come to your rescue. Extracting repetitive data can be helpf ...
Data normalization is the process of structuring parsed data. You may want to eliminate unwanted spaces and special characters, convert comma-separated numbers to decimal-separated etc. This can be done using Field Types. Parsio supports 9 built-in types ...
When you create a field, Parsio will remember the "context" around it to be able to parse similar emails. By default, Parsio will only look for the context and match any found field value. However, in some cases it's useful t ...
CSV and Excel files can be uploaded or sent as email attachments. To upload a file, click on the “Import documents” button in the upper right corner of your inbox and drop the files that you want to be parsed. CSV and Excel files are parsed ...
Parsio can automatically find and collect contacts from all your incoming emails. It processes email fields (From, To, Cc, Reply to), as well as the email body itself. To set up the automatic email collection, open your Mailbox and go to Settings: The ...
Sometimes you want to mark a few fields as "optional" or "empty" because they don't exist in some of your emails. By design, Parsio must find all the fields in your document to consider it as successfully parsed. However, there are two main solutions to ...
How to send all my old emails from Gmail to Parsio?If you are using the Gmail web interface, you can forward all your old emails to Parsio at once.To do that, select all the emails you need to send, then click the three dots icon and select "Forward as at ...