Integration
Connect Docparser to PurgoMalum
When something happens in Docparser, your agent does the next thing in PurgoMalum. Describe it in plain language and the automation is built, tested on every branch and kept running.
Build it
What do you want Docparser and PurgoMalum to do together?
Describe it and your agent reads both APIs, builds the automation, tests every branch and ships it. The list below is what exists today, not the limit.
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Or work from Claude Code
Install the APIANT plugin for Claude Code and build, edit, test and read run history from your terminal. Every plan gets this, including free, and it spends no assistant credits.
Connect Claude CodeEverything your agent can do with Docparser and PurgoMalum
Triggers and actions 2 triggers ยท 4 actions
Trigger
Parsed Document Data AvailableTriggers whenever a new Document is processed and parsed data is available.
- Parsed Table Row Available
Triggers whenever a new Document is processed and parsed table rows are available.
- Fetch Document From URL
Fetches a new document from a publicly accessible URL and imports it into Docparser to begin parsing. (To receive the parsing results, you'll need a separate Zap listening for the "New Parsed Data Available" Trigger).
- Upload Document
Uploads a new document to Docparser which will immediately begin parsing after reception. (To receive the parsing results, you'll need a separate Zap listening for the "New Parsed Data Available" Trigger).
Action
Check text for profanityCheck whether the given text contains any words matching PurgoMalum's profanity list, returning true or false (GET /service/containsprofanity, optional add param).
- Filter profanity from text
Remove or replace profane words in the given text using PurgoMalum's profanity list, returning the cleaned text (GET /service/json, optional add/fill_text/fill_char params).
No trigger or action matches that. Ask your agent to add it: it reads the API documentation and builds what you describe.