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skills/email/imap-email-search-and-extract/references/avis-verification-code.md

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+# Avis Email Verification Code Workflow
+
+When a service (Avis, bank, etc.) emails a one-time security code, the agent can read the inbox faster than the user can find the email.
+
+## Pattern: Monitor inbox for verification code
+
+1. User triggers login at avis.com → email goes out
+2. Agent checks inbox for "security code" from Avis
+3. Extracts the code and tells the user
+4. User enters it — logged in
+
+The email content is HTML-only (no text/plain alternative). The code itself may be embedded in invisible HTML constructs — extract from body text after stripping tags.
+
+## Confirmations: Avis reservation chain
+
+After login, the user will click through to book. Avis sends immediate confirmations:
+1. Avis sends "Reservation Confirmation" email — extract reservation #, vehicle, pick-up/drop-off, total
+2. Agent reports the key details back to user
+
+## Pitfalls
+
+- Avis uses email-based login — the security code goes to the user's inbox, making the agent's IMAP access essential
+- Avis For Business sends separate password reset emails — the password reset email from "Avis For Business" is a different flow from the personal account login. Distinguish by subject line
+- Verification code emails have near-identical subjects — "Avis: Your security code" multiple times. The last one (highest UID) is the current login attempt
+- Ford Explorer is the default mid-size SUV — Avis frequently assigns Ford Explorer or similar for mid-size SUV bookings
+- Confirmation numbers — Avis reservations starting with #1958XXXXUSX pattern. Store both reservation #s when booking a round-trip-two-reservation itinerary