Split text

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Hi guys,

I am new to make and currently testing it. So far I have been using Zapier, but for various reasons I would like to switch to make.

I work in an e-learning company and we get leads from a partner via email. It’s basically a text with all the relevant contact information. It basically looks like this:

"Dear Partner,

A new lead has been coming in.

Name: Jane Doe
Mail: doe@testing.com
Company: Testing LLC
Phone: 0123456789
Comment: Lorem Ipsum"

In Zapier I can use Zapier’s formatter to remove the HTML from the email and then split the plain text into several text fragments according to different criteria. So I get a result from Zapier with just the name (e.g. “Jane Doe”), the email (doe@testing.com), etc. I can use these results to create a new organisation, person and deal in our CRM Pipedrive.

I was wondering how to do this in Make. I have already tried to do this with the text parser, but failed. I know there is also an integration with mailparser.io, but I want to solve it within make. Maybe someone has an idea or a hint on how to solve this?

Below you can find a screenshot of my workflow. Thanks in advance and Happy Friday everyone!

Daniel

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You can use the split function when you define any input in make.com. Not sure if this solves your problem, but maybe it can be of use.

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Here is a quick brief, Loom | Free Screen & Video Recording Software | Loom

Watch and implement this.

Formula: {{get(split(get(split(get(split(1.Email text; “coming in.”); 2); newline); 1); “:”); 2)}}

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If you can’t solve it within Make, you can also use parsio.io, this is a WYSIWYG email and PDF parser.

  1. Create an inbox and send your sample email.

  2. Create a parsing template: highlight the text to extract:

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  3. Add auto-forwarding rules to that inbox, your emails will be automatically parsed to JSON:

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  4. Create an integration: export data to Sheets or wherever you need it (via Zapier or Make).

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Hi everyone,

Thanks for your quicks answers and the tips -this is really useful!

@Growwstacks.com Thank you so much for the video!! I guess this should solve my problem and I’ll try to test it :slight_smile:

Cheers,

Daniel

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