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So basically they're pushing back the date again because they don't want to potentially lose 41% of their orders? I guess this makes sense, but jeez...Just got some BR info from our sales zone manager. I'm relaying some of this because some of you might be in this situation and don't know. I would contact your dealer if you aren't sure if your order falls into this category.
"After the latest roof announcements, we still have a number of orders that are not buildable in WBDO. Currently 41% of our order bank has a compatibility error or is showing on material hold."
Not sure if this is zone specifically or all orders in general.
"Many of these orders have either the Black-Painted Modular Hard Top or Dual Roofs that will not be available for the 21MY. We are requesting that you update and submit these orders, by May 11th...."
"You will need to review every order, regardless of timestamp location, to ensure accuracy. Inaccurate orders will require cancellation - which causes the customer to lose their timestamp, and we will not be able to do this moving forward".
No. They want the dealers to get into WBDO and make sure the order is accurate and buildable based on current commodity constraints so it has a better chance of being in the build window. I hope it's just my region and not nationally because that would be part of the reason someone with an early stamp might have gotten bumped by a later one.So basically they're pushing back the date again because they don't want to potentially lose 41% of their orders? I guess this makes sense, but jeez...
Got it, thanks for the clarification! Devil is always in the details...I'm just glad I don't have to figure this one out.No. They want the dealers to get into WBDO and make sure the order is accurate and buildable based on current commodity constraints so it has a better chance of being in the build window. I hope it's just my region and not nationally because that would be part of the reason someone with an early stamp might have gotten bumped by a later one.
Some dealers are all over it and had things figured out early. Some things changed and we had to go back in (MIC tops) and change things. A good number of my 99 people have an option that is late availability and understand the wait. The communication from my zm is basically, go in, make sure you review and clean up any order issues and verify them with your customers so there is a better chance of getting units previewed next week.
My zm is looking at everyone's orders that have issues and will get with the dealers to fix any of them that need fixing. It's good because Ford is starting to get proactive. Ford controls a lot of the ordering system but they can't do anything if an order was put in wrong. That is where the zm comes in and brings it to the dealer's attention. This is a GOOD thing.
Yup... Now I could totally understand Ford not putting just 1 bronco on a truck because Reservation #34 was in BFE, but no reason Ford could not have kept it's promise to build FEs , then Reservation Orders (in order) with slight grouping of regions for logistics.My point is the dealership should not have mattered. Orders came in sorted by Reservation timestamp. Built in order of full build parts availability and timestamp. Dealership only receives to deliver to buyer. If one dealership got the first 1,000 builds based on timestamp, so be it. Buyers would have understood that because that's the way it was presented.
Hey, now. Go easy on @AK SNO RIDER. He can't help it if his next-door neighbor is Santa Claus!Yup... Now I could totally understand Ford not putting just 1 bronco on a truck because Reservation #34 was in BFE...
Can you more fully explain what "inaccurate orders" are?...."You will need to review every order, regardless of timestamp location, to ensure accuracy. Inaccurate orders will require cancellation - which causes the customer to lose their timestamp, and we will not be able to do this moving forward".
The answer is more clearly addressed in the previous paragraphs...Can you more fully explain what "inaccurate orders" are?
In the prior posts it sounds a lot like a build that used constrained communities, I'm sure there was an accidental conflating of issues in prior posts.
The bold font and bracketed text were added by me for clarification."After the latest roof announcements, we still have a number of orders that are not buildable in WBDO. Currently 41% of our order bank has a compatibility error [e.g., MOD top or dual tops] or is showing on material hold [e.g., 2-door, tow package]."
"Many of these orders have either the Black-Painted Modular Hard Top or Dual Roofs that will not be available for the 21MY.”
Exactly, two different issues conflated and sounds like if any order has material hold issues, it should be 22MY or it will be deleted. I am sure this is NOT what the OP is trying to convey.The answer is more clearly addressed in the previous paragraphs...
"After the latest roof announcements, we still have a number of orders that are not buildable in WBDO. Currently 41% of our order bank has a compatibility error [e.g., MOD top or dual tops] or is showing on material hold [e.g., 2-door, tow package]."
The bold font and bracketed text were added by me for clarification.
Inaccurate by my definition is you want a '21, have a priority 19 and a MOD or dual tops. If you want MOD and are willing to wait it needs to be changed to 99 priority and notes be added to that effect. If they are talking about something different then I have NO idea.Can you more fully explain what "inaccurate orders" are?
In the prior posts it sounds a lot like a build that used constrained communities, I'm sure there was an accidental conflating of issues in prior posts.
Maybe Lux needs the most chips.seems like the chip shortage was bullshit if the lux package has a massive surplus of parts
or maybe im just reading the chart wrong