GM OrderWorkbench document
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Not sure what they stand for, but they appear to be some sort of Dealer identifier. My Charge-to BAC is the same as the BAC at the top which identifies the dealer I ordered from. On mine the Ship-to BAC is different than the Charge-To BAC because I did NCM delivery. I assume the Charge-to and Ship-to BACs would be the same unless you are doing a courtesy delivery or NCM delivery.
I found an interesting document that apparently lists Courtesy Delivery enrolled dealers and it has their BAC code: http://doczine.com/bigdata/2/1365575...ed-dealers.pdf. No date on the document, so I have no idea how out-of-date it is. I did find my selling dealer's BAC on it.
I found an interesting document that apparently lists Courtesy Delivery enrolled dealers and it has their BAC code: http://doczine.com/bigdata/2/1365575...ed-dealers.pdf. No date on the document, so I have no idea how out-of-date it is. I did find my selling dealer's BAC on it.
Melting Slicks
Joined: Feb 2014
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From: Austin Texas
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Yes BAC codes change when doing courtesy deliveries.
Charge to is (in my case) MacMulkin, ship to BAC is my local dealer.
BAC is the unique dealer number assigned by GM to each dealership.
Charge to is (in my case) MacMulkin, ship to BAC is my local dealer.
BAC is the unique dealer number assigned by GM to each dealership.
Burning Brakes
Joined: Apr 2000
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From: San Diego CA
I found an interesting document that apparently lists Courtesy Delivery enrolled dealers and it has their BAC code: http://doczine.com/bigdata/2/1365575...ed-dealers.pdf. No date on the document, so I have no idea how out-of-date it is. I did find my selling dealer's BAC on it.
