If you haven’t already, signup with Parserr and proceed through the onboarding steps Create a rule to extract the URL from your email. And example of this is below: Make sure the URL begins with an http:// or https://. Save your rule as URL. Create a new flow and the add the Parserr trigger: Add a new …
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For this help section to work you need at least one parsed email including all the data you want parsed setup (ie. all the required rules you need) and the sample email selected in Parserr must have an attachment. If you need help, consult our “Getting Started guide” here. Login to Microsoft Flow here. If you don’t have an account, …
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Sometimes it takes a while to get setup with the correct email to parse in Parserr. Perhaps the initial email you sent to us was not the one you need to extract from? Perhaps its a different one you’ve already sent us… No problems. To change you sample email, its fairly easy luckily. Login to …
Parserr passes through data to Microsoft Flow as text fields. This is because Microsoft Flow is actually really great at converting and manipulating data. To change a text field coming from Parserr into a number, have a look at the animation below. Let us know if it doesn’t make sense and feel free to reach …
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For this help section to work you need at least one parsed email including all the data you want parsed setup (ie. all the required rules you need). If you need help, consult our “Getting Started guide” here. N.B: ‘SharePoint Direct’ integration offers a very similar experience as ‘Microsoft Flow to SharePoint’ integration. SharePoint Direct does offer some …
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Yes, of course. Feel free to contact us to setup another payment method. Payment services requiring special procurement, or purchase order and invoicing will have a mandatory once-off setup fee.
In the short introduction below, we will show exactly how to select the exact data you need from your PDF form and add it straight into Excel. However you could take your extracted PDF data and add it into any one of the 3rd party connectors supported by Microsoft Flow! 1. Sign up for a free …
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From your dashboard page, simply choose the “Settings” link in the top right corner: In the left navigation, choose “Billing history”: On the billing history page, choose to download the invoice you require:
In the short introduction below, we will show exactly how to select the exact data you need from your PDF form and add it straight into Excel. However you could take your extracted PDF data and add it into any one of the 3rd party connectors supported by Microsoft Flow! 1. Sign up for a free …