Reviewing seating capacity changes is about getting the records, the actual vehicles, and the responsibility checkpoints to correspond. Before carrying the old conclusion forward, recheck the seat layout, the seat belts, and the registration records, and approve it again if the source has changed. When the physical seating capacity disagrees with the declared records, the earlier conclusion loses its basis and the item should go back to a previous checkpoint for fresh confirmation. When the closed case is filed, this cross-border vehicle procurement note helps compare the before-and-after records. The product configuration manager should state their own view in the seating capacity confirmation record rather than forwarding the supplier wording.
After the factory requests an order adjustment, what material should the procurement team review when auditing seating capacity changes?
Lists the material seating capacity changes have to be checked against, and the order of steps once a gap turns up.

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