Who's order is submitted & Who's waiting for 6/16

[ganooch]

My order is in and entered. I have an order number and a priority of 10.

 

[Olsen Motorsports]

My order is in and entered. I have an order number and a priority of 10.

question (sorry) what is the priority number system and how does it work?

 

[ganooch]

Don't want to link to another forum here but google is your friend. Below is an excerpt from another Ford forum:

The CONCEPS ordering system requires the Dealer to manually enter all the order codes… Year, Body Code, Priority Code, Option Codes, etc. The newer WBDO system uses plain language descriptions, etc. and only displays options available for that vehicle’s Model Year, Body Code & Order Code. Retail orders using the WBDO system default to Priority Code “19”.





Dealers assign priority codes to each order based on the Order Type. Stock orders are assigned priority codes 20-80, retail orders are assigned priority codes 10-19. Fleet orders are assigned special alpha numeric codes that represent a requested production week. The priority codes determine the order for which vehicle orders are to be selected and/or considered for scheduling. This overview doesn’t consider commodity issues (model, powertrain or option scheduling restrictions) that may be in place for a scheduling week. Commodity issues and/or restrictions can apply at either or both the regional and national levels.





The highest priority that a Dealer can use for a retail order is 10. An order with a “10” priority code will schedule ahead of an order with an “11” priority code, etc. This allows Dealers to prioritize the order in which vehicles are scheduled, especially when a Dealer may have multiple retail orders in the USOB (Unscheduled Order Bank). With the WBDO ordering system, retail orders default to priority code “19” so it’s important that a Dealer change the priority code to a lower number if they want the order to be considered for scheduling earlier compared to other orders.

 

[Olsen Motorsports]

Don't want to link to another forum here but google is your friend. Below is an excerpt from another Ford forum:

The CONCEPS ordering system requires the Dealer to manually enter all the order codes… Year, Body Code, Priority Code, Option Codes, etc. The newer WBDO system uses plain language descriptions, etc. and only displays options available for that vehicle’s Model Year, Body Code & Order Code. Retail orders using the WBDO system default to Priority Code “19”.





Dealers assign priority codes to each order based on the Order Type. Stock orders are assigned priority codes 20-80, retail orders are assigned priority codes 10-19. Fleet orders are assigned special alpha numeric codes that represent a requested production week. The priority codes determine the order for which vehicle orders are to be selected and/or considered for scheduling. This overview doesn’t consider commodity issues (model, powertrain or option scheduling restrictions) that may be in place for a scheduling week. Commodity issues and/or restrictions can apply at either or both the regional and national levels.





The highest priority that a Dealer can use for a retail order is 10. An order with a “10” priority code will schedule ahead of an order with an “11” priority code, etc. This allows Dealers to prioritize the order in which vehicles are scheduled, especially when a Dealer may have multiple retail orders in the USOB (Unscheduled Order Bank). With the WBDO ordering system, retail orders default to priority code “19” so it’s important that a Dealer change the priority code to a lower number if they want the order to be considered for scheduling earlier compared to other orders.

Thats great thank you! Sorry should have googled it ‍

 

[ganooch]

Thats great thank you! Sorry should have googled it ‍

Lol, I wasn't trying to be an ass, I was just saying that there is a lot of other great information out there if you look for it. The best thing these days is that the buyer holds the power.

In a traditional sales relationship, the person that has the information has the power. Back before the internet, the entire process was shrouded in mystery and the dealers wielded the information power. Today with the internet, I wouldn't say the field is leveled, I would say it is tilted to the buyer's favor with the wealth of inside information readily available for anyone to find.

 

[laxmike32]

My Order is in, but I have no idea when I will receive the DORA.

 

[Raptor916]

I received my DORA today. What exactly does that mean? Is it 100 percent good to go?

 

[Teledatgeek]

Received my DORA as well.

 

[LPZML]

same just did that all today buyer sheet and specs he said i would get a call from ford or email to verify the order later on

 

[LouK]

I received my DORA today. What exactly does that mean? Is it 100 percent good to go?

I believe in a normal world it does, My dealer said that it should be but nothing in the last year has been a for sure thing.