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You can parse incoming [[Email rules: Extracting data|emails]] or [[Incoming webhooks|webhooks]] in Planfix with JSON. [[Email rules: Extracting data | Emails sent to Planfix can be parsed]] using JSON. JavaScript Object Notation is a format for storing and exchanging information available as human-readable text. There are two main elements in a JSON object: the key and the value. | You can parse incoming [[Email rules: Extracting data|emails]] or [[Incoming webhooks|webhooks]] in Planfix with JSON. [[Email rules: Extracting data | Emails sent to Planfix can be parsed]] using JSON. JavaScript Object Notation is a format for storing and exchanging information available as human-readable text. There are two main elements in a JSON object: the key and the value. | ||
{"city":"New York", "country":"United States"} | Example: | ||
{"city":"New York", "country":"United States"} | |||
*keys — city and country; | *keys — city and country; | ||
*values — New York and United States | *values — New York and United States | ||
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Planfix can parse emails in this format and add the relevant data to [[Email rules: Extracting data | infoblocks]]. | Planfix can parse emails in this format and add the relevant data to [[Email rules: Extracting data | infoblocks]]. | ||
The [https://github.com/json-path/JsonPath JsonPath library] is used to do so. | The [https://github.com/json-path/JsonPath JsonPath library] is used to do so. | ||
==Example== | ==Example== | ||
An email is sent to Planfix with JSON: | An email is sent to Planfix with JSON: | ||
Latest revision as of 07:33, 25 November 2024
You can parse incoming emails or webhooks in Planfix with JSON. Emails sent to Planfix can be parsed using JSON. JavaScript Object Notation is a format for storing and exchanging information available as human-readable text. There are two main elements in a JSON object: the key and the value.
Example:
{"city":"New York", "country":"United States"}
- keys — city and country;
- values — New York and United States
Planfix can parse emails in this format and add the relevant data to infoblocks. The JsonPath library is used to do so.
Example
An email is sent to Planfix with JSON:
{ "firstName": "John", "lastName": "Smith", "address": { "streetAddress": "10 Main Street, Apartment 101", "city": "Pleasantville", "postalCode": 10101 }, "phoneNumbers": [ "812-123-1234", "916-123-4567" ]
}
Let's say we need the following data from the JSON:
{ "firstName": "John", "lastName": "Smith", "address": { "streetAddress": "10 Main Street, Apartment 101", "city": "Pleasantville", "postalCode": 10101 }, "phoneNumbers": [ "812-123-1234", "916-123-4567" ]
}
- We would configure the following rule for processing emails:
- Next, we create a new client using the template, indicate which infoblocks to set from which fields, and add the contact to the task created from the email:
- As a result, the necessary data from the email in JSON format was transferred to Planfix:
