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ElectroNeek + Parseur

Parseur is a document/email parsing tool that extracts structured data from emails, attachments, PDFs, invoices, forms, etc. It supports dynamic templates and table fields, and delivers parsed output to integrations (e.g. via webhook or API). This integration enables reactive workflows based on new processed documents, failed processing, mailbox changes, and more. Ships with 6 ready actions and 5 event triggers — usable in agent workflows without code.

What agents can do with Parseur

Actions · 6

  • Get Parsed Document by ID

    Fetch parsed JSON / structured output for a given document ID

  • Create Document

    Creates a new document.

  • Create Document from File

    Creates new document in mailbox from file.

  • Reprocess Document

    Send an existing document back through parsing (e.g. after updating template).

  • Find Document

    Finds a document based on search param.

  • Custom API Call

    Make a custom API call to a specific endpoint

Triggers · 5

  • New Document Processed

    Fires when a new document is successfully processed and parsed by Parseur.

  • New Table Field Processed

    Fires when a document with table fields is processed, and triggers for each row (table field) separately.

  • New Document Not Processed

    Fires when Parseur fails to parse a document (e.g. no matching template).

  • New Document Export Failed

    Fires when an automated export endpoint (webhook / integration) fails for a processed document.

  • New Mailbox

    Fires when a new mailbox is created in the Parseur account.

How Parseur fits an agent workflow

01

Trigger or read

An agent starts from a Parseur event or reads Parseur data as part of a broader workflow.

02

Decide with AI

The agent classifies, matches, or drafts — with your guardrails and human approvals where it matters.

03

Act across systems

Results post back to Parseur and to the rest of your stack — ERP, spreadsheets, email — in one run.

Ship a Parseur workflow this month — built and run by us.