Documents that drive your WordPress site
Uncanny Automator runs recipes inside WordPress. Parseur gives those recipes something real to react to. Parseur reads incoming emails and documents, extracts the fields you named, and POSTs them to an incoming webhook trigger, so a document can create a post, enrol a user, or update a record without a line of PHP.
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Users and enrolments
Parseur extracts names and contact details from registration or purchase emails so a recipe can create the WordPress user or enrol them in a course.
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Posts and custom fields
Parseur turns document content into named fields, so a recipe can create a post or custom post type with real values rather than a pasted blob.
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Orders and memberships
Parseur reads order and payment confirmation emails, including PDF attachments, so membership and order records on your site stay in step with what actually happened.
How the Uncanny Automator integration works
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1. Create your Parseur mailbox
- Sign up and get a dedicated email address where your documents land.
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2. Forward your emails
- Send emails manually or set up auto forwarding so every new one arrives on its own.
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3. AI extracts the data
- Parseur reads each email and pulls out the fields you need as structured data.
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4. Data lands in Uncanny Automator
- Parseur delivers the parsed data to Uncanny Automator through webhooks in real time.

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.

What is Uncanny Automator?
Uncanny Automator is the next-gen no-code automation for WordPress. It integrates with 130+ applications and can create advanced automation within minutes.
Trusted for webhook-driven automation in production
Emonkey builds API integrations for accounting systems across Scandinavia and needed webhook-enabled document intake, which mail aliases could not provide. Founder Piet Deprez moved to Parseur so incoming client files trigger his workflows automatically, the same webhook mechanism an Uncanny Automator recipe uses.
- Downtime across Emonkey's years running Parseur in production
- 0
- Documents processed by Parseur since 2016
- 100M+
- Parseur rating on Capterra and GetApp
- 5/5
With the integration of Parseur and Uncanny Automator, you can trigger an automated workflow in Uncanny automator every time a new email or PDF is parsed by Parseur.
But, first what is Uncanny Automator?
Uncanny Automator is the next-gen no-code automation for WordPress. It integrates with 130+ applications and can create advanced automation within minutes.
It has a free version that includes 100 triggers and actions and the pro plan starts at $149/year.
What will you need to integrate Parseur and Uncanny Automator?
- A Parseur account
- A Webhook URL
- An Uncanny Automator account
How to automate your WordPress site?
- Install the Uncanny WordPress plugin on your website
- Follow the instructions and activate the plugin on your website.
How to create a recipe in Uncanny Automator?
- Click on "add new" and choose the correct recipe. There are 2 types of recipes you can create to build the workflow; logged-in recipes and recipes for everyone. For this article, we'll choose logged-in recipes.
- Similar to Zapier, Uncanny Automator has both triggers and actions. In order for the recipe to work, you need to select at least one trigger and action.
How to connect Parseur and Uncanny Automator?
First, we are going to use incoming Webhooks as a trigger to send data to Uncanny.
Incoming Webhook triggers
This trigger will generate a Webhook URL, which you can copy and paste into Parseur.

Note: This trigger is available only on the Uncanny's Pro plan.
- You can refer to the incoming webhook trigger documentation for the steps. You can also send a JSON array with outgoing Webhooks.
Once you've added the Webhook URL into the Parseur app, Parseur will send data extracted from the document in that mailbox to Uncanny Automator.
It might look like a long process, but those steps are done only once. It will run automatically and smoothly afterward.


