PARSER GUIDES
Set Up Make
Integrations
Connect PARSER to Make and choose the automation you want to build
Connect PARSER to Make once, then follow the tutorial for the result you want.
Bring documents into PARSERSend files from Gmail, Dropbox, and other Make appsOpen guide → Use processed document dataSend extracted fields to Excel, Google Sheets, and other appsOpen guide →Most end-to-end workflows use both tutorials as two separate scenarios. One scenario uploads the file. The other starts after PARSER finishes extraction.
Before you start
You need a Make account, a PARSER parser, and one sample document.
Open PARSER in Make
1. Open the parser in PARSER.
2. Go to Settings -> Integrations.
3. Find Make under Available Integrations.
4. Click Open in Make, choose your Make organization, and install the PARSER app.
guide-guides-integrations-setting-up-make-01-live-automation-platform-cards.webpRequired PARSER view: PARSER automation platforms showing the Make card and Open in Make linkFuture alt text: PARSER automation platforms showing the Make card and Open in Make linkCreate the connection
1. Open your team menu in PARSER and click API Keys.
2. Click Create API Key.
3. Give the key access to the parsers or classifiers your scenarios will use.
4. Select Open parsers and classifiers, Upload documents, and Manage Integrations.
5. Click Create API Key and copy the key.
6. In Make, add a PARSER app module and create a connection.
7. Under Data location, select the location where your PARSER account was created:
- Select United States if you use
api.PARSER.com. - Select European Union if you use
eu.PARSER.com.
8. Paste the key into API key and save the connection.
You can reuse this connection in every PARSER scenario for that data location. Create separate connections if you work with both United States and European Union PARSER accounts.
guide-guides-integrations-setting-up-make-02-live-api-key-permissions.webpRequired PARSER view: API Keys page showing parser access and the permissions required for MakeFuture alt text: API Keys page showing parser access and the permissions required for Makeguide-guides-integrations-setting-up-make-03-live-make-connection-dialog.webpRequired PARSER view: Make connection dialog showing the PARSER API key fieldFuture alt text: Make connection dialog showing the PARSER API key fieldIf the connection fails
Copy the key again without spaces. Confirm that you selected the location where the key was created, and that the key has the three permissions above and access to the parser or classifier you want to use.
See Troubleshoot Integrations if the connection succeeds but the automation does not run.
Use Processed Data with ZapierStart a Zap when PARSER finishes a documentOpen guide → Import Documents with MakeSend files from another Make app into PARSEROpen guide →