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Creating a Scenario

A scenario is a named label for a coherent set of planning assumptions. Before creating one, have a clear idea of what business situation it represents.

Every workspace starts with a built-in Default scenario, and every overlay block carries a scenario label: when you configure a block in the overlay editor, pick the scenario it belongs to. Blocks use Default unless you change them.

Name scenarios to reflect the planning assumption (e.g., "Base Case," "Aggressive Growth," "Cost Reduction") and add a description so teammates (and the assistant) know what the assumption set means.

Current limitation: there is no standalone Scenarios page in the navigation, and the assistant cannot open one. A scenario does not attach to a Forecast Version; it takes effect through the overlay blocks that reference it.