PARSER GUIDES
Automatically Forward Selected Outlook Emails
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Create an Outlook rule that sends matching document emails to PARSER
Create an Outlook rule that sends selected document emails to PARSER automatically.
Copy the PARSER address
Open the destination parser or folder and copy its email address.
guide-guides-document-processing-email-automatic-forwarding-outlook-01-live-folder-actions.webpRequired PARSER view: PARSER Document Inbox or folder menu showing the email address and copy actionFuture alt text: PARSER Document Inbox or folder menu showing the email address and copy actionSend one email manually first. Continue only after it appears in PARSER.
Open Outlook rules
In Outlook on the web or new Outlook, open Settings -> Mail -> Rules and click Add new rule.
Choose which emails should match
Name the rule, then add a focused condition such as a supplier's address, "invoice" in the subject, or messages sent to your accounts mailbox.
Do not forward the complete mailbox unless every matching message should enter PARSER.
Add the forwarding action
Choose Forward to, paste the PARSER address, and save the rule.
Use Redirect to only when PARSER should check the original vendor or client as the sender. With Forward to, PARSER normally sees your Outlook address.
Test with a new email
Receive or send a new message that matches the rule. Confirm that its attachment appears in the correct PARSER parser or folder.
guide-guides-document-processing-email-automatic-forwarding-outlook-02-live-document-inbox.webpRequired PARSER view: Automatically forwarded attachment received in the correct PARSER inbox or folderFuture alt text: Automatically forwarded attachment received in the correct PARSER inbox or folderIf the rule does not run, your Microsoft 365 administrator may have blocked external forwarding. See Troubleshoot Email Imports for the complete checklist.
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