Winner 03 of the finalized 8. Hand over any booking confirmation (forwarded email or photographed ticket) and the trip details are extracted from it. The reply is an email holding a quote to complete your trip. Prior art: TripIt, Brex receipt capture.
Forward any confirmation to trips@luggageforward.com
This trip came from a flight and a hotel stay. Cruises work too, and a photo of a ticket does as well.
✈ Flight confirmation
Delta · BOS → BCN · Thu, Sep 24
⌂ Hotel stay
Hotel Arts Barcelona · Sep 24 to 26
⚓ Cruise confirmation
Works too · not this trip
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Extraction kills transcription: customers routinely misbook legs and dates when they retype trips (E011), and the closed catalog punishes near-miss spellings (C2, C3). The document already holds the true ship, dates, and ports.E011 · C2 · C3
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SubjectYour quote to complete your trip
We read your bookings. Here is your trip.
Home in Boston to Hotel Arts Barcelona, there before your Delta flight lands on Thu, Sep 24.
| Trip | Detail | Price |
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| Boston → Hotel Arts, Barcelona | 1 standard bag · door to door · arrives Wed, Sep 23 | $139 |
Flying home too?
Forward your return flight to trips@luggageforward.com, or reply to this email with the details.
Review and edit everything on the next page.
Complete your trip
The same door, on the site: a booking bar with no detail fields. Upload the documents and the same quote comes back, on the page and in the inbox.
Any booking is the front door: flight, hotel, or cruise confirmation, forwarded or photographed. The customer never fills a form to get a price; the documents they already have carry the trip. Prior art: TripIt inbound email parsing, Brex receipt capture.
The reply is a quote, not a link to a form: an email holding the extracted trip, the bags, the price, and one button. The email thread itself is the resume artifact, stronger than the baseline's one-browser-cookie guest resume (C18) and durable across devices.
Extraction beats retyping (E011: customers routinely misbook legs and dates; C2, C3: the closed catalog punishes near-miss names). The confirmation already holds the true ship, sailing, ports, and dates.
The quote persists (borrowing "Quote LF-4821, held until a date" from the rebuild ideation), but the hold date stays off this email: one trip, one line, one button. Assumes a solo traveler at 1 standard bag; the review page carries the hold date and every edit. The dashed "Flying home too?" box grows the trip by forwarding another document, never by a form.
Two doors, one engine (03·1B): forwarding to trips@ and uploading on the site produce the identical quote. The upload door serves people already on the website and anyone uncomfortable forwarding email; the booking bar carries no fields at all, only the dropzone.
Cruise confirmations can also resolve the amenity: when the extracted booking matches a line-billed partner manifest, this path hands off to 02's claim with the promotion already attached (E098, E024).