Delivery Spreadsheet - Let's Track These Inbound SEs

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Update today. Mini switched from "Entered Assembly Line" (5/7) to "Awaiting Carrier Assignment" (5/9). I didn't see the other steps at all. Does anyone know how much typical time to get to the dealer from this point? Thank you
 
Just hit the paint booth today, with a production date of tomorrow. How/when do y'all find out what boat yours is on?
 
I hesitated to post this because of the delays you guys are reporting - but then I thought it might be encouraging for you to know that production/progress is still ongoing!

My 2023 SE Iconic (ordered Feb 2022) finished production 5/5 and as of a couple days ago has been waiting at the port. I'm hoping it's going to ship on 5/12 -> arriving in my SoCal hands in early June.

The wait really does get worse and worse the closer you get...stay patient friends!

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No changes to my prodDate of 05/17 yet.

As an aside, after much more effort than I expected, I have an automated script running on a laptop that is monitoring the prodDate and orderStatusCode. It will email me if either changes. I've currently got it set to check once every 4 hours, so it's not putting any stress on the website. It's technically still being tested, as we all know the site can be a bit flaky, so there's a lot of potential errors it needs to handle, but it has been running fine since 17:00 last night. Once I'm confident it's working properly, I can set it and forget it, knowing if something changes an email will magically appear telling me.
 
tesrivmini said:
No changes to my prodDate of 05/17 yet.

As an aside, after much more effort than I expected, I have an automated script running on a laptop that is monitoring the prodDate and orderStatusCode. It will email me if either changes. I've currently got it set to check once every 4 hours, so it's not putting any stress on the website. It's technically still being tested, as we all know the site can be a bit flaky, so there's a lot of potential errors it needs to handle, but it has been running fine since 17:00 last night. Once I'm confident it's working properly, I can set it and forget it, knowing if something changes an email will magically appear telling me.
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Same here.

Well, prod date of 5/17 being unchanged.

I haven't gone into the automated checking realm. :p
 
tesrivmini said:
No changes to my prodDate of 05/17 yet.

As an aside, after much more effort than I expected, I have an automated script running on a laptop that is monitoring the prodDate and orderStatusCode. It will email me if either changes. I've currently got it set to check once every 4 hours, so it's not putting any stress on the website. It's technically still being tested, as we all know the site can be a bit flaky, so there's a lot of potential errors it needs to handle, but it has been running fine since 17:00 last night. Once I'm confident it's working properly, I can set it and forget it, knowing if something changes an email will magically appear telling me.
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Pretty cool! When it actually hits production, you might want to speed up the refresh rate. Mine went from "Entering Assembly Line" to "Dispatched from Factory" all in the course of one day - yesterday!
 
tesrivmini said:
I got an email from my automation last evening letting me know mine has been bumped from 5/17 to 5/19 - no biggie...
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No fun getting bumped (been there), but so awesome you devised the script. Would have saved me so much rereshing in the developer tools lol. My status should finally move to Exterior Body today.
 
methorian said:
Just wait till it's built and sits at port for 2 weeks! Waiting for a ship has become the hardest part for me.
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I think it's even worse when one's SE has completed its ocean voyage but is languishing at the destination port, waiting for a truck to carry it to the dealer, when there's no website you can check to track it's progress. Fortunately, any problems at the factory are no longer a concern for you.
 
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