Very nifty concept.
Zapier Email Parser: Extract Text From Automated Emails
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#12It seems cool for... something.
edit: thanks all, very interesting.
Re: Zapier Email Parser: Extract Text From Automated Emails
#13This seems really useful but I can't think of an example usage. Can someone share an example where this is useful?
Re: Zapier Email Parser: Extract Text From Automated Emails
#14Can someone share a use case? It seems cool for... something . edit: thanks all, very interesting.
Re: Zapier Email Parser: Extract Text From Automated Emails
#15Can someone share a use case? It seems cool for... something . edit: thanks all, very interesting.
With this, I could simply CC that email to Zapier, they'll yank out all that info and shove it into a Google Spreadsheet, which will let me do certain things that would be a pain to program myself.
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#16sample mail: http://us5.campaign-archive2.com/?u=439aa16a39e4b10e0b65ff2e...
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#18Would love to see an open source tool like this for parsing general text / csv / fixedwidth / html in a similar way. Very nifty concept.
Re: Zapier Email Parser: Extract Text From Automated Emails
#19Can someone share a use case? It seems cool for... something . edit: thanks all, very interesting.
Sure, so whenever someone cancels their Planscope account I send myself an email with their name, email address, LTV, plan, and cancelation reason (this is also stored in my database.) With this, I could simply CC that email to Zapier, they'll yank out all that info and shove it into a Google Spreadsheet, which will let me do certain things that would be a pain to program myself.
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#20The explanation, the first paragraph simply doesn't really give a clear idea on what it does and what's the benefit for me, and, imho a random user is not really motivated to try and figure it out.
I believe a simple nice diagram
[email] -> [zapier] -> [internet]
with some example integrated in it would do a much better job.