What is the default ownership status when a scenario is created?

When a scenario is created in the context of the Kinaxis platform, it is automatically owned by the user who created it. This ownership allows the creator to have full control over the scenario, enabling them to make edits, revisions, and set permissions. By having ownership, the creator can manage how the scenario is shared with others and what level of access different users have, whether they are collaborators or viewers. This default ownership status is fundamental in collaboration environments, ensuring that there is accountability and clarity regarding who is responsible for the content and its management.

The other options suggest various forms of access or ownership that do not apply by default when a scenario is created. For example, if a scenario were to be shared by default, it would lead to potential confusion about control and modifications, undermining the creator's authority. Similarly, stating that it can only be viewed or has no ownership would not relate correctly to the scenario creation context where the creator's role is pivotal. Thus, understanding that the creator owns the scenario by default helps clarify the roles and interactions within the platform.