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  • Getting Started
    • ✅ What is Parsio
    • 💡 Tips and Tricks for Efficient Parsing
    • 📄 Document Statuses
  • Importing Emails and Files to Parsio
    • 📥 Importing Documents to Parse
    • 📨 Sending Emails and Attachments
    • 📨 Uploading Documents to Parsio
    • 📨 Preventing Incoming Documents From Being Parsed
  • Data Extraction
    • 📗 Template-based Parser
    • ✅ Choosing the Right Parser Type
    • 📍 Processing PDF Files
    • 📍 OCR Parsing of PDF Files and Images
    • 📍 GPT-Powered Parser
    • 📍 Email Signature Parsing
    • ❓ FAQ & Troubleshooting
  • Data Export & Integrations
    • 📄 Exporting Data to Google Sheets
    • 📄 Download to File
    • 🔄 Send Data to Webhooks
    • 🔄 Zapier Integration
    • 🔄 Make Integration
    • 🔄 n8n integration
    • 🔄 Pabbly Connect Integration
    • 🍲 Uploading Attachments to Cloud Storage
    • 🍲 How to import documents from Google Drive into Parsio with n8n
  • Post-processing
    • 🐍 Field Formatters
    • 🐍 Data Post-processing
    • 🐍 Common Examples
    • 🐍 Loops in Python
  • Predefined Templates
    • Predefined Templates
    • Parsing HARO Emails
    • Parsing Airbnb Transactional Emails
    • Parsing LinkedIn Job Applications
    • Parsing Etsy Emails
  • Auto Email Forwarding
    • ⏩ Automatically Forward Gmail Messages
    • ⏩ Automatically Forward Outlook Messages
    • ⏩ Automatically Forward Yahoo Messages
    • ⏩ Automatically Forward Apple iCloud Messages
  • Public API
    • 👨‍💻 Parsio Public API
    • 👨‍💻 Parse HTML and Text Documents Using API
    • 👨‍💻 Parse PDF and Files Using API
  • Security and Privacy
    • 🛡️ Security and Privacy at Parsio
    • 🛡️ Security reviews and vendor due diligence
  1. Overview
  2. Post-processing

Post-processing

  • 🐍 Field Formatters

    Field formatters is a no-code way to modify parsed data before exporting it to webhooks, Zapier, etc. If you are familiar with Python, you can also use the post-processing step to add any custom business logic.Pre-requirement: You need to activate the pos ...

  • 🐍 Data Post-processing

    Parsio offers two ways to modify parsed data: using Field formatters (no-code) or by writing a Python script (read below). The Post-processing step allows you to modify parsed data before exporting it to webhooks, Zapier etc. Write Python code to add cus ...

  • 🐍 Common Examples

    Prevent a document from being exportedIf you don't want to export some of the parsed documents (typically, based on a certain condition), simply return None. This will mark the document as "Skipped." Skipped documents aren't exported to Webhooks, Zapier, ...

  • 🐍 Loops in Python

    Let's say you have a books array:# data['books']: [ { "name": 'Book 1', "price": 44.99, "qty": 1 }, { "name": 'Book 2', "price": 9.99, "qty": 3 }, { "name": 'Book 3', "price": 24.99, "qty": 2 } ]"For" loopsAt the post-processing step you may ...

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