# Create Parse Route

Create a new parseroute instance. Provide the webhook URL you want to use. The Mailjet Parse API will then createa parse email adedress in the response. Alternatively, you can select a parse email yourself. Emails received to this address will be parsed and the information sent to the webhook URL you have provided in a JSON format.

> Note: The URL provided cannot be a root URL.

Endpoint: POST /v3/REST/parseroute
Version: 1.0.0
Security: basicAuth

## Request fields (application/json):

  - `APIKeyID` (integer)
    Unique numeric API Key ID to whom this object belongs.

  - `Email` (string)
    The email address you want to use. Emails sent to this address will be parsed and the information passed on to the webhook URL in JSON format. If not selected, an email address will automatically be generated by Mailjet.

  - `Url` (string, required)
    The webhook URL, where you want to receive the parsed email information.

> Note: The URL provided cannot be a root URL.

## Response 201 fields (application/json):

  - `Count` (integer)
    Indicates the number of objects in the Data array.

  - `Data` (array)
    A JSON array containing a list of objects returned by this endpoint.

  - `Data.APIKeyID` (integer)
    Unique numeric API Key ID to whom this object belongs.

  - `Data.Email` (string)
    The email address you need to use. Emails sent to this address will be parsed and the information passed on to the webhook URL in JSON format. If no email address is specified in the POST payload, Mailjet will create a custom one.

  - `Data.ID` (integer)
    Unique numeric ID for this parseroute object.

  - `Data.Url` (string)
    The webhook URL, where you want to receive the parsed email information.

  - `Total` (integer)
    Indicates the number of objects in the Data array.


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