Sabre Red Workspace vs. Square Appointments

• Sabre does not have a well-working support system. Most calls require you to pay Sabre just for assistance within the system.
• Sabre has a very large learning curve. It is very specific to itself - it is unlike other software and requires memorizing a lot of keystrokes.
• Sabre is all in code and text-speak, so it is often difficult to understand.

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• Square Appointment is excellent at support! I have had several calls with them, and not one time have they dropped the ball, leaving me frustrated without a solution — not one time.
• The community forum in Square Appointment can answer most of the questions, but if I have had real issues, I am always able to talk to a person. That is very valuable to me as a customer.

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Error Free Functionality, More Availability and Much better in speed

• Overall for the business, it allows us to profit on international flights, where outside of Sabre we would not earn anything. We can earn percentages on certain international flights for booking or add commissions to base prices not posted elsewhere.
• Sabre creates a barrier to entry for new agents and keeps agents from committing to the business.
• Sabre gives base prices for agents that are significantly less than those found to a normal user, searching for a flight. This allows for sometimes very high added commissions (upwards of $500 per ticket) while also providing a lower cost to the customer, keeping them working with you in the future.

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