Compatible Workflows

Parselyze integrates with every major automation platform. It has a native Zapier app. For Make, n8n, and Power Automate, use their built-in HTTP module.

The pattern is always the same:

1. Trigger: a new file appears (Google Drive, email attachment, form upload…)
2. Parse: send the file to Parselyze and get structured JSON back
3. Act: route the extracted fields to any app or database

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Automation examples

Invoice → Google Sheets (any tool)

Extract invoice data and log it to a spreadsheet whenever a new PDF arrives.

Step	Zapier	Make	n8n
Trigger	Google Drive → New File	Google Drive → Watch Files	Google Drive Trigger
Parse	Parselyze → Parse Document	HTTP → POST multipart	HTTP Request (multipart)
Output	Google Sheets → Create Row	Google Sheets → Add Row	Google Sheets node

Fields to map: invoice_number, total_amount, due_date, vendor.name

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Receipt photo → Expense record

Employees drop receipt photos in a shared folder. Parselyze extracts the data and creates an expense record.

Step	Zapier	Make	n8n
Trigger	Google Drive → New File	Google Drive → Watch Files	Google Drive Trigger
Parse	Parselyze → Parse Document	HTTP → POST multipart	HTTP Request (multipart)
Output	Airtable → Create Record	Airtable → Create Record	Airtable node

Fields to map: merchant, amount, date, category, reimbursable

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Contract upload → Notion database

Extract key contract clauses and store them in a Notion database for review.

Step	Zapier	Make	n8n
Trigger	Google Drive → New File	Google Drive → Watch Files	Google Drive Trigger
Parse	Parselyze → Parse Document	HTTP → POST multipart	HTTP Request (multipart)
Output	Notion → Create DB Item	Notion → Create DB Item	Notion node

Fields to map: contract_type, effective_date, parties, governing_law

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Parsed document → Slack alert

Send a Slack message as soon as a document is parsed, with the key extracted values inline.

Step	Zapier	Make	n8n
Trigger	any file trigger	any file trigger	any file trigger
Parse	Parselyze → Parse Document	HTTP → POST multipart	HTTP Request (multipart)
Output	Slack → Send Message	Slack → Create Message	Slack node

Example message: New invoice: {{invoice_number}} - {{total_amount}} {{currency}} due {{due_date}}

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Async result via webhook (no polling)

For large documents, use the asynchronous endpoint. Parselyze pushes the result to your automation tool the moment processing completes, with no polling needed.

1. Create a webhook trigger in your tool (Zapier Catch Hook, Make Webhook, n8n Webhook node)
2. Paste the URL in your Parselyze dashboard → Account Settings → Webhooks
3. Submit documents via the async API. Your Zap / scenario / workflow fires automatically on completion.

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Platform setup guides

• Zapier (native app, no HTTP setup needed)
• Make: use HTTP → Make a Request, body type multipart/form-data, fields file + templateId, header x-api-key
• n8n: use HTTP Request node, body type multipart/form-data, header auth x-api-key
• Power Automate: use HTTP action, POST to https://api.parselyze.com/documents/parse, multipart body

For all platforms the API endpoint is:

POST https://api.parselyze.com/documents/parse

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Need a native integration for another tool?

Parselyze is natively available on Zapier. If your team relies heavily on Make, n8n, or another platform, let us know: integration requests help us prioritize.