ParseHook automatically extracts carrier, tracking number, status, and estimated delivery date from shipping notification emails. UPS, FedEx, DHL, USPS — every carrier sends emails in a different format, and ParseHook reads all of them into clean JSON.
{
"type": "shipping",
"carrier": "UPS",
"tracking_number": "1Z999AA10",
"status": "out_for_delivery",
"eta": "2026-05-28",
}Route shipping notifications from UPS, FedEx, DHL, USPS, or any carrier to your ParseHook inbox. One filter rule in your email client.
ParseHook extracts carrier, tracking number, current status, estimated delivery date, and origin regardless of carrier email format.
JSON fires to your webhook on every status update. Update your database, notify customers, or trigger workflows automatically.
All carriers that send email notifications: UPS, FedEx, DHL, USPS, Royal Mail, Amazon Logistics, and regional carriers. No carrier-specific configuration needed.
Yes. Each shipping email that arrives triggers a new parse and webhook delivery. Your system receives every status update as it happens.
Yes. Use the webhook data to update a database row per tracking number. Build your dashboard on top of that data. ParseHook handles the email parsing layer.
Within 5 seconds from email receipt to webhook delivery. Your system receives the update instantly, allowing you to notify customers in real time.
Yes. When a package is marked as delivered, ParseHook extracts the status as 'delivered' along with the exact delivery date and time when present.
ParseHook extracts the updated ETA from the latest email notification. Your webhook handler can update your database to reflect the new delivery timeline automatically.
No. A single ParseHook inbox can process emails from all carriers. The AI automatically identifies the carrier and standardizes the output JSON for your system.
Yes. You can route the ParseHook webhook to Twilio or a platform like Make/Zapier to automatically send SMS updates when a package goes out for delivery.