: In the last DFOAB meeting, the Supply chain subcommittee agreed to disable the feature of upgrading to CSO in an effort to prevent DRO originating orders to go to SPAC.
As of May 15, 2024, PWB+ will no longer allow DRO orders to upgrade to a CSO order type. This change is being implemented to address the following issues:
• Order line cancellations when the DRO part quantity exceeds the CSO limit of 25 pieces.
• Orders referring to ship direct in error resulting in a canceled order.
• Order cancels because part (e.g., batteries) is ineligible for CSO order type.
Dealers who required a backorder DRO order should submit a CSO order for that part. Dealers can still upgrade any CSO order that meets the requirement to become a SPAC, an urgent order, if required. For orders that do not meet the SPAC guidelines the order should be placed as a CSO3.
So if we have RIM parts that backorder at our local warehouse and don't refer out through the chain, we have to cancel the order and place a CSO? Brilliant!