Reoon Email Verifier Bulk Submit

[Seeker5f]

Hello,

How do I submit csv or txt file containing email data to Reoon Email Verifier. I was able to upload to drive to trigger the workflow but not able to parse the file to send data to reoon for bulk verification.

 

[Preeti Paryani]

Hello @Seeker5f,

Thanks for sharing your use case.

To assist you better, could you clarify where exactly you're trying to submit the CSV or TXT file with the email data, and what issue you're facing in the current workflow setup?

Please also share the workflow URL and grant us access by stating the following in your next reply:
"You can access my Pabbly Connect account and make changes if required. Here is the email associated with my Pabbly Connect account: {Add your email here}"

We’ll check and guide you accordingly.

 

[Seeker5f]

Pabbly Connect

connect.pabbly.com

"You can access my Pabbly Connect account and make changes if required. Here is the email associated with my Pabbly Connect account: {iquangtt2}"

Issue: I don't know how to add multiple email addresses to the email address field: https://d.pr/i/Cqk2Y2

The list can have thousands of emails, so it is impossible to add them one by one.

 

[Preeti Paryani]

Hello @Seeker5f,

Thank you for sharing access.

Upon checking, we found that the "Submit Email Addresses (For Bulk Verification)" action requires comma-separated email addresses, not a file URL. In your case, the uploaded file contains data in a different format, as seen in the screenshot.

To proceed, follow these steps:

1. Upload the file to Google Drive and make it publicly accessible.
2. Use a data extractor (e.g., PDF.co or similar) in Pabbly to extract the content.
3. Use a Code step or OpenAI to format the data into a comma-separated email string.
4. Pass this formatted string to Reoon Email Verifier.

This approach will let you handle bulk email verification efficiently. Let us know if you need help with any specific step.

PS: We have moved this thread to private discussions to maintain confidentiality.