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Choose what happened after analyzing your logs

Everyone starts in Auto Parser: paste a few complete source events and click Analyze Logs. You do not have to identify a log format.

Auto Parser: solve it inside the guided workflow

All logs were recognized

Continue to Review Fields, confirm suggested mappings, then create and download the files.

Part of an event is missing

Select Problem to review, inspect the highlighted region, and try the recommended fix.

My product sends several event types

Paste examples together, review every type, and create one combined draft only when supported.

Values have no reliable field names

Keep all values with temporary names or enter trusted names and confirm the column order.

A field has the wrong output name

Correct its destination and type under Map Fields instead of rewriting extraction.

One event spans several lines

Review the message boundary, then continue only with a supported framing rule.

I want to save parser versions

Compare experiments and restore a browser-local draft.

I need changing sample logs

Download and use the standalone Python test sender.

ChatGPT Assisted Parser: recover or verify a difficult case

Use the left-side ChatGPT Assisted Parser menu when the automatic path cannot safely interpret the source or proposes a change that needs independent checking.

Nothing in my log was understood

Create a manually reviewed, masked prompt and paste the restricted JSON result back.

One missing field needs a new rule

Preserve correct values and request one narrow change.

ChatGPT's answer was rejected

Read the error and ask for a supported structured correction.

The suggested fix needs additional proof

Use other events as independent tests before approving the result.

A real screenshot of a flagged event

Parser Studio highlighting unresolved source text and showing the Fix with ChatGPT action If any events need review, the application highlights the source section instead of silently discarding it.

Which guide should I read first?

All images were captured from the real Parser Studio interface using fictional data. No extra parser mode is required.
Last modified on October 18, 2026