Every form tool sends submission notifications by email. ParseHook reads those emails and extracts all fields into structured JSON — no Zapier, no custom integrations, no per-form setup.
{
"type": "form_submission",
"name": "Alex Rivera",
"email": "alex@startup.io",
"budget": "$5,000/mo",
"source": "tally.so",
}Set your form tool to send notification emails to your ParseHook inbox. Works with Tally, Typeform, Jotform, Webflow, and any tool that sends email notifications.
ParseHook reads the notification email and extracts every field the submitter filled in, including custom fields, regardless of form structure.
Structured JSON fires to your webhook instantly. Push to Airtable, Notion, your own database, or trigger any downstream workflow.
No. One ParseHook inbox handles all forms. The AI identifies fields dynamically. You can use one webhook for all forms or create separate inboxes per form.
ParseHook extracts whatever fields appear in the notification email. Conditional fields that were filled in are extracted. Empty conditional fields are returned as null.
Yes. Webflow sends form submission emails. Forward those to ParseHook. All form fields including custom ones are extracted automatically.
Any form provider that sends email notifications: Tally, Typeform, Jotform, Webflow, Gravity Forms, HubSpot Forms, Notion Forms, and any custom HTML form with email alerts.
Within 5 seconds from email receipt to webhook delivery. Your webhook receives the structured JSON before you could manually check your inbox.
Yes. ParseHook extracts all fields by default. You can define a custom output schema in your inbox settings to map, rename, or filter fields before they reach your webhook.
Blank fields are returned as null in the JSON output so your downstream system always receives a consistent structure.
Yes. A single ParseHook inbox can receive submissions from multiple forms and fire all of them to the same webhook endpoint. The source field identifies which form triggered each submission.