Webhooks for inbox, attachment, and transform events
Publish new-email, new-attachment, and AI transform results to customer-owned HTTP endpoints so downstream systems can react immediately.
Event-driven handoff
Build ingestion pipelines from inbound email and attachments
Use MailSlurp ingestion pipelines to capture inbound messages, attachments, and webhook events, then hand structured payloads into downstream systems without manual mailbox work.
Trusted by teams shipping customer messaging
Pipeline capabilities
Move inbound email into downstream systems without mailbox glue code
MailSlurp combines inbox capture, attachment handling, webhook delivery, and structured extraction so ingestion pipelines stay message-native from intake to handoff.
Attachment-aware intake from the first event
Capture message metadata and attachment artefacts together so pipelines can branch on files, content types, and document-heavy workflows without extra mailbox scraping.
Schema-shaped payloads before handoff
Map AI transformers onto inboxes and attachments so queues, CRMs, and internal apps receive structured data instead of raw email blobs.
Delivery history and replay for operational recovery
Inspect webhook results, failed deliveries, and redrive paths when a downstream service is unavailable so inbound work is not lost during outages.
Ingestion pipelines
Key workflows
Mailbox forwarding is not a reliable pipeline. Teams need capture, routing, parsing, and fallback behavior that downstream systems can trust under real operating load.
Workflow 01
Receive email and attachments with deterministic handoff
Capture inbound traffic in one place, then push structured events into queues, CRMs, support systems, or internal services.
Workflow 02
Use webhook-driven ingestion instead of polling mailboxes
Move into event-first downstream handling so application teams can respond to inbound email in near real time.
Workflow 03
Pair ingestion with parsing and OCR workflows
Convert inbound content and attachments into schema-ready data before handing them to downstream systems.
Developer integration
Push inbound events into queues, CRMs, and internal systems
Use SDKs and webhook handlers to transform inbound messages into structured downstream work without mailbox sprawl.
- Webhook-first ingestion patterns
- Schema-friendly parsing and extraction
- One integration model across routing and OCR workflows
Next step
Start with signup or docs
Use the free account to validate the workflow in your own stack, then move into implementation details in the docs.