[JPWhite]

When examining the data behind the VW website to lookup my order status code I noticed a Car-Net ID.

Is that specific to each customer or vehicle?

 

[Huey52]

Yes, the Car-Net ID is the "commission number" of your vehicle which is also listed as such on your Monroney sticker. Commission numbers, as a production control element, precede VIN assignment at the factory. Typically when ordering a vehicle receiving the commission number signifies that a build date has been assigned (we didn't get that for initial ID.4 orders as part of the "status wheel" but perhaps now available?).

btw: The EA assignment number has to be provided by them via your salesperson upon delivery. My salesman called to get mine while I was with the finance guy.

When examining the data behind the VW website to lookup my order status code I noticed a Car-Net ID.

Is that specific to each customer or vehicle?

 

[JPWhite]

Yes, the Car-Net ID is the "commission number" of your vehicle which is also listed as such on your Monroney sticker. Commission numbers, as a production control element, precede VIN assignment at the factory. Typically when ordering a vehicle receiving the commission number signifies that a build date has been assigned (we didn't get that for initial ID.4 orders as part of the "status wheel" but perhaps now available?).

btw: The EA assignment number has to be provided by them via your salesperson upon delivery. My salesman called to get mine while I was with the finance guy.

I have found a field in the website data called commission number, which is six digits. The Car-Net ID I see is a long string of numbers and characters much like a GuID.

 

[Huey52]

Well, i related what I know of the Car-Net number that is needed to subscribe to the service.
I don’t know what you found code-embedded in the website, and Jimmy crack corn … 😉

I have found a field in the website data called commission number, which is six digits. The Car-Net ID I see is a long string of numbers and characters much like a GuID.