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Click the toolbar button on an ERP trip page to build Sabre PNR commands locally. No data leaves your browser. Sabre PNR Builder for ERP reads the rendered ERP trip page (erp-v2.business-class.com/trips/*) and builds Sabre PNR commands directly in your browser — no OCR, no AI, no network calls. The data goes straight from the page's DOM into the same command-building logic already proven in the PNR Builder web app. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open a trip page: https://erp-v2.business-class.com/trips/<id> 2. Click the toolbar button. If the Itinerary panel's "GDS format" toggle is off, the extension turns it on automatically and waits for the GDS lines to render. 3. A panel opens with the scraped data (flights + passengers) for review, followed by ready-to-copy Sabre command blocks (flights → names+DOCS → extras). WHY YOU CAN TRUST IT - Zero guessing: every itinerary line must match the exact GDS format the ERP renders, and every passenger must have a valid name, gender, age type and birth date. If anything doesn't parse exactly, the extension refuses and shows an error instead of emitting a possibly-wrong command. - Booking class is read from the ERP's own GDS line, where it's structurally a letter — no O-vs-0 misreads. - Names are read as text, not pixels. Any Sabre-illegal characters (accents, hyphens) are stripped with a before/after warning so you can verify against the passport. - Seats are auto-assigned only when ticket details match the GDS itinerary one-to-one; any mismatch is a hard stop. LIMITS - Works only on erp-v2.business-class.com/trips/* pages, by design. - Passport/visa document numbers beyond date of birth aren't on the ERP page and aren't generated, same as the web app. No data leaves your browser — everything runs locally, and no data is collected or transmitted.