Parseur integration

Power Automate OCR - Send Email and PDF Data to Any Flow

Parseur is an AI OCR and email parser for Power Automate. It reads emails, PDFs, and scans, extracts the fields you name, and triggers your flow in real time.

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Use cases

Extract data from emails and PDFs, then let Power Automate run

Power Automate moves data between Microsoft apps. It cannot read a scanned invoice or a messy email on its own. Parseur is the Power Automate OCR and email parser that fills that gap: its built-in AI extracts the fields you name from any email, PDF, or scan, then triggers your flow through the official Parseur connector. No template per layout, no regex.

Scanned invoices to Excel or Dynamics

Parseur reads supplier invoices and receipts, scanned or native, and extracts vendor, date, totals, and line items. Your flow adds a row to Excel or a record in Dynamics 365 for every invoice.

Outlook emails to a SharePoint list

Parseur captures the fields buried in order confirmations, support requests, and web form notifications that land in Outlook. Each email becomes a new item in your SharePoint list.

Purchase orders to any Microsoft app

Parseur extracts PO number, buyer, delivery date, and every line from purchase orders that arrive in a different layout from each customer. Power Automate routes the data to SQL Server, Teams, or an approval flow.

How it works

How the Power Automate integration works

Set it up once. Every new email is parsed and delivered on its own after that.

1. Create your Parseur mailbox

Sign up and get a dedicated email address where your documents land.

2. Forward your emails

Send emails manually or set up auto forwarding so every new one arrives on its own.

3. AI extracts the data

Parseur reads each email and pulls out the fields you need as structured data.

4. Data lands in Power Automate

Parseur pushes the parsed data straight to Power Automate in real time with the native integration.
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What is Parseur?

Parseur is a powerful document processing software to extract text from emails, PDFs and documents and automate your workflow. All Parseur features.

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What is Power Automate?

Power Automate is a cloud-based system that enables you to create automated workflows across different applications. Just like Zapier, with Power Automate, you can send, process, and receive data from Microsoft applications like Outlook, Excel, SharePoint, Dynamics 365, SQL Server and others.

Trusted for native integrations in production

Emonkey, an integration platform for accounting systems across Scandinavia, receives client documents by email and pushes the extracted data straight into automation workflows, the same real-time push the Parseur connector for Power Automate uses. Founder Piet Deprez has run Parseur in production for years without a single outage.

Downtime incidents across years of Emonkey production use
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Documents processed by Parseur since 2016
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Parseur is integrated with Power Automate (formerly known as Microsoft Flow), one of the best workflow automation tools for enterprise. This integration enables you to connect to hundreds of applications and services.

As an AI parsing tool, Parseur enables you to extract specific data and export it to any application of your choice.

Power Automate is packed with features to handle the most complex workflows:

  • Connected to most Microsoft applications: Office 365, SharePoint, Outlook, Excel, SQL Server, Azure services, Dynamics CRM, Dynamics NAV, and Salesforce
  • Connected to hundreds more third-party applications and services
  • Multi-step workflows
  • Approval workflows (workflow gets on hold until somebody reviews and approves the request)
  • Conditional workflows based on business data or logic
  • Data transformations (compose, join, select, filter, etc.)

Benefits of an AI parser integration with Power Automate

As an official connector of Power Automate, Parseur enables you to send extracted data from documents such as emails or PDFs to any Microsoft products.

Some of the popular scenarios in which our customers send data to Power Automate:

  • Create an item in a SharePoint List from data received by email
  • Add information to Dynamics CRM from lead mails
  • Send emails from an Outlook mailbox to Parseur for text extraction
  • Trigger complex workflows based on data received from PDFs
  • Push purchase order data into Power Automate from PDFs that arrive in a different layout from every buyer

Say goodbye to manually copying and pasting text from documents to Microsoft applications!

With Power Automate integration, you can be sure to save countless hours of manual tasks while improving the automation processes within your business.

We also use Microsoft Azure; the cloud computing service of Microsoft to host some of our operations.

Step 1: Setup your Parseur mailbox

Before you can use this integration, sign up for a Power Automate account, and create your account on Parseur. Unlike other PDF parsers, with zero coding knowledge, you can use AI for various industries such as Mortgage Leads, Real Estate, or Job Search, among others.

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For this integration article, we'll take the example where you want to extract data from your emails in Microsoft Outlook and send that parsed data to Power Automate. Follow our guide on how to teach Parseur on which specific data needs to be extracted from your Outlook emails.

Highlight and create data fields
Highlight and create data fields

Step 2: Send data extracted by Parseur to Power Automate

Once your template has been created based on the data extraction process, you can export the parsed email data to Power Automate. Click on "export" and "MS Flow"

Click on Microsoft Flow in the export screen
Click on Microsoft Flow in the export screen

If you do not have a configured flow yet, Parseur will prompt you to create a flow. You will be redirected to your Power Automate account.

Since this is your first flow, click on My flows > New > Automated - from blank

Click on Automated - from blank
Click on Automated - from blank

Give the Flow a name and choose the trigger by typing "Parseur" in the search box

Select Parseur as the trigger application
Select Parseur as the trigger application

You will need to link to your Parseur account if this is your first flow. You can find the API key in your Parseur account.

Connect Parseur with Power Automate
Connect Parseur with Power Automate

Once your Parseur account is connected, you can then choose your Parseur mailbox; the one where you will export parsed data to Power Automate.

Choose your Parseur mailbox
Choose your Parseur mailbox

Step 3: Send parsed data to any application integrated with Power Automate

From there, you will be able to connect with thousands of applications and send over the extracted data via automated flows.

Send data to any application
Send data to any application

For more information, check out our support article about setting up your Power Automate integration.

With this workflow management tool, automate your repetitive tasks today with the connection between Parseur and Power Automate.

Power Automate vs Logic Apps vs Power Apps

The differences between those services are based on their environments that they are used from. As mentioned earlier in our article, Power Automate is focused on providing an experience within Office 365. Azure Logic Apps enables you to build complex and automated workflows with more advanced integrations. Power Apps are well suited for those who want to create custom apps and solutions for their business with low code.

Power Automate

  • Provide an experience for end users within Office 365
  • Perfect for simple workflows
  • Browser based designer
  • Can be configured in a mobile app

Azure Logic Apps

  • Used by developers, system admins or IT Pros
  • Provide more complex workflows with advanced integrations
  • Browser based and visual designer

You can learn more about the differences between Power Automate and Logic Apps in the documentation.

Power Apps

  • Low code development
  • Drag and drop designer
  • AI Builder
  • Custom apps
  • 200+ connectors for data integration

If you have any questions on how Parseur can integrate with Azure Logic Apps and Power Apps, send us a quick message on our chat below.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about using Parseur as the OCR and email parsing layer for Power Automate.

Power Automate can run text recognition through AI Builder in cloud flows and through OCR actions in Power Automate Desktop, but both return raw text rather than named fields. Parseur adds the missing layer: its built-in AI reads scanned PDFs, images, and emails, returns structured fields such as invoice number, total, and line items, and triggers your flow with that data through the official Parseur connector.

Not on its own, but with Parseur it can. Forward the email with its PDF attachment to your Parseur mailbox, or let Parseur pick it up from OneDrive. Parseur's Vision AI reads native and scanned PDFs, extracts the fields you named, and the Parseur trigger starts your flow with those fields ready to map.

Yes. Parseur extracts the fields from the attachment, and a "Create item" action in your flow writes them into the SharePoint list column by column. The same flow can store the original file in a document library and post a Teams message, all from one Parseur trigger.

Yes. Parseur is GDPR compliant and SOC 2 Type II compliant, encrypts data in transit and at rest, and delivers parsed data to Power Automate over HTTPS. You control retention in your Parseur mailbox, and the original documents never need to leave your Microsoft tenant if you only forward what needs parsing.

Yes. Azure Logic Apps shares its connector library with Power Automate, so the Parseur trigger works there as well, and Parseur also delivers data through webhooks and an API for custom setups. Power Apps can then read the data from wherever your flow stored it, such as Dataverse, SharePoint, or SQL Server.

Use Parseur when your documents arrive by email, come in many layouts, or need line items and tables extracted reliably. AI Builder works well for a handful of stable document types inside a Microsoft-only setup. Parseur handles the email intake, the OCR, and the field extraction for any layout without training a model per format, then hands Power Automate clean data.

Auto-forward the emails to your Parseur mailbox and name the fields you want, such as customer name, order number, and amount. Parseur's Text AI extracts them from any email layout, HTML or plain text, and sends each email as one structured record to your Power Automate flow. This replaces the fragile split and substring expressions people build in Power Automate to parse email bodies.

The Parseur connector triggers a flow every time a document is processed in the mailbox you select. You search for "Parseur" as the trigger in a new automated cloud flow, connect with the API key from your Parseur account, pick the mailbox, and every extracted field appears as dynamic content in the next steps.

Parseur pricing is per document processed, with a free plan that includes AI extraction and the Power Automate connector so you can test the full flow first. The connector itself is a standard Power Automate connector, so it does not require AI Builder credits.

Pick Power Automate when your data lives in Microsoft 365, Dynamics, SharePoint, or SQL Server, since the connectors and licensing are already in place. Zapier is the fastest path to non-Microsoft apps, and Make suits complex visual workflows. Parseur connects natively to all three, and the Zapier vs Make vs Power Automate comparison goes through the trade-offs.