MailKing by cloudHQ

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Hello 👋 hunters! We're so excited to share an update about Export Emails to Sheets with you! Not only does it export your emails (or specific information from within your emails) into a Google Sheet for you, but there's now an easy 1-click solution ready for any conceivable data mining goal! ~~~Why Use an Email Parser?~~~ ✅ Extract specific information from your emails, such as dates, numbers, or names, and use that information in other applications or tools. ✅ Organize and classify your emails based on specific criteria, such as sender, subject, or keywords. ✅ Automate certain tasks, such as sending automatic replies or moving emails to different folders based on your content. ✅ Backup and archive your emails in a more structured and searchable format, such as a Google Sheets document or a database. ✅ Share or collaborate on your emails with other people, such as team members or clients, in a more efficient and secure way. Overall, email parsing can be a useful tool for anyone who wants to better manage, analyze, and share their email data. ~~~What to Use an Email Parser for?~~~ ✔️ Email discovery ✔️ Collect all invoices and receipts ✔️ Email analytics ✔️ Email list builder ✔️ An applicant tracking system ✔️ Collect Shipping and delivery notifications ✔️ Collecting all order statuses and customer feedback ✔️ Collect real estate notifications ✔️ Identify all bounced emails ✔️ Collect Google Alerts (about your name, your company, the industry that you're in, etc) ✔️ Email marketing campaign statistics And so much more. 🎄10% OFF coupon code: 2LGN2K8H 🎄 cloudHQ. Helping your productivity, 1 click at a time.

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2yr ago

Ken Savage

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@nassaraf awesome idea and congratulations on your successful launch today. I was wondering if I can parse the emails with attachments only?

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2yr ago

Naomi Assaraf 🔥

MailKing by cloudHQ

Maker

@kensavage Hi Ken, and thanks so much for such a great question! The short answer is: YES! The longer answer is that you have to use the between "--- Attachment" and "End of Attachment" rule, located in the 2nd wizard: https://www.cloudhq.net/c/a8d096... Curious: why would you use that instead of using a 1-click solution? The 1-click solutions are very new for us, so we're trying to understand in what scenario someone might want to create their own rules.

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2yr ago